As defined in Chapter 1 of Technical Communication, inefficient documents can result from
A)headings that direct the readers to specific parts of a document.
B)including supplements such as appendices of tables and graphs.
C)excessive jargon or vague technical expressions that readers can't understand.
D)placing photographs, graphs, or tables in the main text of the document.

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Inefficient documents often result from using excessive jargon or vague technical expressions that the intended audience cannot understand, making the document difficult to read and comprehend.

As Defined in Chapter 1 of Technical Communication, Inefficient Documents