To display data that has both negative and positive quantitative values, Tableau Desktop will display marks by using ________________________ as the default.

The correct answer is C. a diverging palette. When displaying data with both negative and positive quantitative values, Tableau defaults to using a diverging palette. Diverging palettes are ideal for showing contrast between two extremes, such as negative and positive values, with a neutral midpoint. Sequential and…

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Aa sequential palette
Bthe full color range
Ca diverging palette
Da categorical palette

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When displaying data with both negative and positive quantitative values, Tableau defaults to using a diverging palette. Diverging palettes are ideal for showing contrast between two extremes, such as negative and positive values, with a neutral midpoint. Sequential and categorical palettes are not suitable for representing this type of data as they do not provide a balanced gradient for contrasting positive and negative values.

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