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Topic 11.3

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Use the two-way frequency table to find the percentage of people that have green eyes and red hair.

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It's misleading because the vertical axis doesn't start at zero

It's misleading because the horizontal axis doesn't start at zero

It's misleading because the graph starts at zero

It's misleading because the axis labels are ambiguous

It's misleading because the intervals are too small

It's misleading because the graph does not have a broken axis

It's misleading because the intervals are too large

It's misleading because the title is ambiguous

It's misleading because the graph doesn't start at zero

It's misleading because the graph has a broken axis

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The graph shows baking temperatures of various foods. Explain why the graph may be misleading

It's misleading because the intervals are too small

It's misleading because the graph doesn't start at zero

It's misleading because the intervals are too large

It's misleading because the axis labels are ambiguous

It's misleading because the title is ambiguous

It's misleading because the graph starts at zero

It's misleading because the vertical axis doesn't start at zero

It's misleading because the horizontal axis doesn't start at zero

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Use the two-way frequency table to find how many people have blue eyes, given they have red hair.

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Use the two-way frequency table to find the percentage of people that have blue eyes, given they have blonde hair.

The graph at shows the number of miles a car traveled each year. Explain why the graph may be misleading.

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