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DayanaraDelacruz

Answer:

the third option, it is misleading because you would expect blue to be much larger due to how it is proportioned

Step-by-step explanation:

marcthemathtutor

Answer:

The Y-Axis doesn't start at zero

Step-by-step explanation:

which hides the fact that both graphs have more between y=0 and y=100 that is not shown.

The way it is presented makes A look tiny compared to B. But if you add back the area between y=0 and y=100, the graphs actually are more comparable in value