1. Gather a set of data. Choose a small sample, between 10 and 20 pieces of data, and a simple value to measure.
2. Choose a display for your data. Display your data in your chosen format in a way that is misleading.
3. Use your display to draw a misleading inference about the data.
4. Display your data in the same format, this time making sure that it is not misleading.
5. Use this display to explain how your first display was misleading.
6. Use a data measure, such as mean, median, mode, or range, to draw a misleading inference about your data. Explain why the measure is misleading

Question

1.	Gather a set of data. Choose a small sample, between 10 and 20 pieces of data, and a simple value to measure. 
2.	Choose a display for your data. Display your data in your chosen format in a way that is misleading.
3.	Use your display to draw a misleading inference about the data.
4.	 Display your data in the same format, this time making sure that it is not misleading.
5.	Use this display to explain how your first display was misleading.
6.	Use a data measure, such as mean, median, mode, or range, to draw a misleading inference about your data. Explain why the measure is misleading

anonymous · Answer

I just need help with 3 and 6, I don’t understand what it means when it says to draw a misleading inference about your data.