Question

Medal and fan

What could cause the graph to be misleading?



A.
Axis titles are misleading.

B.
Bars are too wide.

C.
Bars are too far apart.

D.
Vertical axis scale does not begin at 0.


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Answer 1

@Joel_the_boss

Answer 2

I think it is D

Answer 3

You're right :)

Answer 4

thxs

Answer 5

@ankit042 is the answer D

Answer 6

@welshfella is D the right answer

Answer 7

No I think It is A

Answer 8

D - the vertical axis should begin at zero

Answer 9

so the answer is A

Answer 10

- you are not getting a clear comparison because you are not seeing the whole length of the bars

Answer 11

so what is the ANSWER

Answer 12

D

Answer 13

okay then I am right yay

Answer 14

- on the graph shown its looks like tat investment B returns nearly twice investment C but that is not the case because not all the graph is shown

Answer 15

can u help me with another one

Answer 16

ok

Answer 17

Explain how bias in the survey might have affected the results.

A survey of residents in a wealthy part of town asks whether the government should provide more low-income housing for the town’s residents.

A.
The question in the survey is biased against government help for low-income residents.

B.
The question in the survey is biased against wealthy residents.

C.
Surveying only residents in a wealthy part of town means the sampling was not random and must be biased.

D.
Surveying only residents in a wealthy part of town gives a sample that is not representative of the entire town.

Answer 18

I think the answer is A

Answer 19

to be honest i'm not sure. I think it might be C. The sample cannot be random if they only ask wealthy residents. or possibly D I really dont know for sure.

Answer 20

Bias means it is in the favor of something like going to a baseball game and asking the people there if they prefer baseball or soccer. Of course they're gonna say baseball :)