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Mathematics, 22.01.2021 06:20 jasonweber8718

How would you change it so that it is not misleading? a. It appears that Mike's grade point average for the second quarter is 3 times his first quarter
average. Change the intervals on the vertical scale so they are consistent.
b. It appears that Mike's grade point average for the second quarter was significantly larger than
his first quarter average. Change the width of the bars to display the correct scale.
c. It appears that Mike's grade point average for the second quarter is 2 times his first quarter
average. Change the intervals on the horizontal scale so they are consistent
d. There is no way to change the graph so it is not misleading


How would you change it so that it is not misleading?

a. It appears that Mike's grade point avera

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