While graphs are great visual ways to show your data, sometimes it is possible to make misleading graphs.
You have conducted a survey using your restaurant menu to find out what choices are more popular for appetizers, entrees, deserts and drinks. You will be constructing 3 misleading graphs to misrepresent the data found in your survey.
- Construct a misleading graph using your data to make the most popular appetizer look way more popular. Explain (using 2 or 3 sentences) how you made the graph look misleading.
- Contstruct a misleading pictograph to make the less popular dessert look more popular than the other desserts. Explain how you made this graph look misleading.
- Create a misleading graph using your entrees. Do not use the same method of making a misleading graph as you used in part 1 or part 2. Explain how you made this graph look misleading.