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Is "falls to" the correct interpretation here? It's higher-than-expected.
by itsoktocry 2y ago
Is "falls to" the correct interpretation here?
It's higher-than-expected.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> Is "falls to" the correct interpretation here? Y…yes? When a number is lower than it was before it fell? If I’m supposed to be flying at 10,000 feet and I go from 140 to 120, I fell even as I remain 2,000 feet above my target.
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- mcphage 2y agoWhat was the expected value?
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> What was the expected value? 2.3% was forecast and 2% is the target.
- mcphage 2y agoThanks :-)