Key takeaway: Focus on promoting Keyboards and Tablets as they have the highest average quantities ordered, indicating strong customer demand. The data shows that Keyboards and Tablets are the top products in terms of average quantity ordered, with values of 75 and 74 respectively. These two products are significantly ahead of the next highest product, Monitors, which has an average quantity ordered of 65. The Cohens d values, which measure the effect size, further support this finding. Keyboards have a Cohens d value of 1.39 and Tablets have a value of 1.33, indicating a large effect size and strong preference for these products compared to others. Monitors, Desks, and External Hard Drives follow in the rankings with average quantities ordered of 65, 62, and 59 respectively. Their Cohens d values are 0.78, 0.59, and 0.41, showing moderate to small effect sizes. On the lower end, products like Chairs, Laptops, Headphones, Printers, and Mice have lower average quantities ordered, ranging from 47 to 26. Their Cohens d values are negative, indicating a lower preference compared to the higher-ranked products. For instance, Mice have the lowest average quantity ordered at 26 and the most negative Cohens d value at -1.61, suggesting they are the least preferred product. In summary, the data highlights that Keyboards and Tablets are the most popular products, while Mice are the least popular. This information can be used to adjust inventory and marketing strategies to focus on high-demand products.