Questions: Denzil is really good at math and likes working independently. He would rather be part of a team than leading it. Would financial analyst be a good career for him?

The answer is Yes, it would use his skills well.

A career as a financial analyst would indeed utilize Denzil's strong math skills. Financial analysts are responsible for evaluating financial data, creating financial models, and making investment recommendations, all of which require strong mathematical abilities. Additionally, financial analysts often work independently to analyze data and prepare reports, aligning with Denzil's preference for working independently.

While leadership skills can be beneficial in any career, the role of a financial analyst typically does not require leading a team. Instead, it involves analyzing data and providing insights, which can be done independently or as part of a team without necessarily taking on a leadership role.

This option is incorrect because financial analysis heavily relies on mathematical skills. Analysts use math to interpret financial statements, assess investment opportunities, and develop financial forecasts.

While many careers in business could be suitable for someone with strong math skills, not all business careers align with Denzil's preference for working independently and not leading a team. Therefore, this option is too broad and not as specific as Option 1.