Mathematics, 27.01.2020 12:31 akiib
the following graph, made by the manager of the basketball team, compares the free throw percentages for various players.
which statement best describes why this graph could be misleading?
a. the graph does not indicate if the free throws were made at home or away.
b. the color of the bar for player h is different from the color of the other bars in the graph.
c. the graph is missing the scale on the y-axis, making it unclear as to how much higher the free throw percentage is for one player than for another.
d. we don't know if all of the people on the team are included in the graph.
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