Line Graphs Can Be Misleading By

question 12

Multiple Choice

Line graphs can be misleading by:

• A)Changing the spacing between categories on the vertical or horizontal axis so as to convey a more dramatic pattern or perhaps a less dramatic pattern.
• B)Spreading out the distance between intervals on the vertical axis, and squeezing the intervals on the horizontal axis closer together.
• C)Squeezing the intervals on the vertical axis closer together while spreading out the intervals on the horizontal axis.
• D)All of these.
• E)None of the these; line graphs are never misleading.

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