One factor the AdWords system uses to calculate an ad’s actual cost-per-click (CPC) is the:

ANSWER: maximum CPC bid of the ad showing one position lower on the page

Once you have deleted a view, you have a limited number of days to restore that view.

ANSWER: True

Once Google Analytics processes data, it’s stored in a database where it can’t be modified.

ANSWER: True

Once Google Analytics has processed the data it collects, you can still recover any data that was filtered out.

ANSWER: False

Once filters have been applied, what is the option to recover filtered data?

ANSWER: Filtered data is not recoverable

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One factor the AdWords system uses to calculate an ad’s actual cost-per-click (CPC) is the:

Once you have deleted a view, you have a limited number of days to restore that view.

Once Google Analytics processes data, it’s stored in a database where it can’t be modified.

Once Google Analytics has processed the data it collects, you can still recover any data that was filtered out.

Once filters have been applied, what is the option to recover filtered data?

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