The Table below shows the rainfall, in inches, in the month of July for the years 2006 through 2011 Alex used the data to make a graph below a.) On what way could the graph be misleading? b.) how could you redraw the graph so that it is less misleading?
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a. the graph is misleading because it looks like there is a bigger difference in the amount of rain than there actually is. and it makes it weird because it is through the years 2006-2011.
b. a better way to redraw the graph to make it misleading is to use a bar graph instead. 'cause you would be able to see the change in numbers without it looking as intense of a drop or raise.
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a) The graph could be misleading due to the different scales used on the y-axis for each year, which makes it difficult to compare the rainfall amounts across years accurately.
b) To make the graph less misleading, the y-axis should use a common scale for all the years, allowing for a more accurate comparison of the rainfall amounts. A line graph or a bar graph could be used to display the data more clearly. Additionally, including labels and a title on the graph would help clarify the information presented.
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