Prepare Data For Exploration Weekly Challenge 3 (Part 4)

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Prepare Data For Exploration Weekly Challenge 3 (Part 4) 16.Think about data as driving a taxi cab. In this metaphor, which of the following are examples of metadata? Select all that apply. Passengers the taxi picks up Make and model of the taxi cab (Correct) License plate number (Correct) Company that owns the taxi (Correct) 17.What are some key benefits of using external data? Select all that apply. External data is free to use. External data is always reliable. External data can provide industry-level perspectives. (Correct) External data has broad reach. (Correct) 18.You are working with a database table that contains customer data. The city column lists the city where each customer is located. You want to find out which customers are located in Berlin. You write the SQL query below. Add a WHERE clause that will return only customers located in Berlin. SELECT * FROM customer How many customers are located in Berlin? 9 12 2 (Correct) 7
19.A data analyst reviews a national database of movie theater showings. They want to find the first movies shown in San Francisco in 2001. How can they organize the data to return the first 10 movies shown at the top of their list? Select all that apply. Sort by date in descending order Sort by date in ascending order (Correct) Filter out showings outside of San Francisco (Correct) Filter out showings not in 2001 (Correct) 20.A nonprofit maintains a list of how many laptops they provide to each school in the county. In the table, there is a column called number_of_laptops. A data analyst wants to determine which schools were given the fewest laptops. How should they sort the data to return these schools first? Sort numerically in descending order Sort alphabetically in ascending order Sort numerically in ascending order (Correct) Sort alphabetically in descending order
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