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the pie chart is misleading as both brand A and C have the same percentage but in the chart it is drawn as though brand A is the higher seller

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the pie chart is misleading as both brand A and C have the same percentage but in the chart it is drawn as though brand A is the higher seller

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The pie chart is misleading due to the incorrect size of the brands
although brands A and C are the same percentage ,the sizes varies which is incorrect.

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The pie chart is misleading due to the incorrect distribution of the chart. As sen in the pie chart, it appears as though brand A has the largest number of scale as compared to the others but if looked closely at, you will notice That brand C And brand A has the same 32% of the total number of sale.

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In the pie chart , it states that brand A and brand c have the same percentage (32%) However , the header or the words at the top says “ brand A is the best seller !” Therefore , it is misleading .

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The pie chart is misleading because although Brand A and C have the same percentage, the proportions are different making brand A appear to have more sales than brand C

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Although brand a and c shares the same percentage,they shared a different proportions as shown in the pie chart hence making it looks like brand a is selling better than brand c.

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The line graph misleads because the y-axis does not start from zero and the number of viewers in 2012 is missing.

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The line graph is misleading because the y-axis does not start from 0 and the graph does not indicate the average number of viewers in the year 2012.

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The Pie Chart is misleading as Brand A and C has the same percentage,32% but not the same proportion. It also did not state the number of people who took part in the survey

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the line graph is misleading as the y-axis does not start at zero and the dot for 2012 is missing

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The line graph is misleading as the y-axis does not start at 0 and the average number of viewers for the year 2012 is not marked.

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This line graph is misleading because firstly , the y-axis does not start from 0 .Secondly , the point indicating the average number of viewers in the year 2012 is not stated.

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even though the percentage of brand A and C is the same, the proportion of A is bigger than C, which makes people think that A has the highest sales

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Band A & Band C have the same percentage for the sales of hand phones , but the proportion shown in the Chart for Brand A & C is different, thus making Brand A look like it is the best seller when Brand A & C have the same percentage for the sales of hand phones.            T h e C h a r t I s M i s l e a d i n g. . .

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Brand A is the best seller although both bramnd A and brand B have the same proportion

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The piechart is misleading because the proportion of A is bigger than C even though they have the same percentage .

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first of all they y-axis does not begin with a zero and average number of viewers was not mentioned for 2012

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Niveditha
Niveditha
The piechart is misleading because Brand A and B are equivalent but it is not proportionate in the chart 
Govind
Govind
It is misleading as the proportion of Brand A is bigger than that of Brand C even though both share equal percentages. It is also written, "Brand A is the Best Seller!" when both are equal. This will promote Brand A and hence entice people to buy more handphones from them.
WILLiam
WILLiam
It is misleading as both Brand A and Brand C has equal percentage but their size is not the same.The proportion of Brand A is bigger than Brand C. So this chart is proven to be misleading and inaccurate.
Salma
Salma
The pie chart is misleading because the slices are not proportional.  Brand A and C have the same percentage, 32%, but the size of brand  C in the chart is smaller than that of brand A
Jeremy
Jeremy
In the pie chart, it was showed that the percentage of Brand C and A is the same but the sizes of both brands is different as C is smaller and A is bigger.
Yuxin
Yuxin
Brand A and C has the same percentage but their sectors are sized differently, when they should be equal.
Tammy
Tammy 
The words "Brand D" were written outside the pie chart but is supposed to be in the pie chart.
DaRreN
DaRreN
The graph is not proportional.
This is misleading as although Brand  A and C are both 32%  but makes Brand A look better than Brand C.
kai heng
kai heng
brand a and brand c has the same percentage but brand a has a bigger proportion than brand c
rain
rain
the pie chart is misleading as even though brands A and C both have the same percentage, the proportion of A seems to be larger than that of C.

manxin
manxin
the pie chart is misleading as brand A is claimed to be the best seller when 
Basil
Basil
Brand A is the same as Brand c in terms of percentage but Brand A was drawn bigger than Brand C.
Kristen
Kristen
The pie chart is misleading because the sector of Brand A is bigger than the sector of Brand C even though both of them are 32%.
Xiao Ting
Xiao Ting
The pie chart is misleading as it is not proportional. Brand A and Brand C have the same percentage of 32%,but the pie chart shows that Brand A covers a larger proportion than Brand C, Brand A and Brand C are supposed to be equal in size. Therefore, Brand A is not the best seller.
vernice
vernice
this pie chart is misleading as although both brands a and c have the same percentage, 32%, the pie chart shows that the size of both brands does not have the same size, even having the same percentage. therefore, this pie chart is misleading.
beverly
beverly
the pie chart is misleading because although having shared the same percentage of 32, the proportion of brand A and C remains the same. thus, it is not true that brand A is the best seller as the chart shows otherwise.
Jun Yang
Jun Yang
The pie chart drew the proportion of Brand A bigger than that of Brand C although they share the same percentage.
John
John
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The piechart is misleading because Brand A and B are equivalent but it is not proportionate in the chart

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It is misleading as the proportion of Brand A is bigger than that of Brand C even though both share equal percentages. It is also written, "Brand A is the Best Seller!" when both are equal. This will promote Brand A and hence entice people to buy more handphones from them.

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It is misleading as both Brand A and Brand C has equal percentage but their size is not the same.The proportion of Brand A is bigger than Brand C. So this chart is proven to be misleading and inaccurate.

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The y-axis did not start from 0 which makes it look like there is a drastic increase in viewership from 2010 to 2015. Furthermore, the number of viewers in 2012 is not shown by the graph.

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The pie chart is misleading because the slices are not proportional. Brand A and C have the same percentage, 32%, but the size of brand C in the chart is smaller than that of brand A

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the y-axis did not start at zero and the number of views is not stated for 2012

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In the pie chart, it was showed that the percentage of Brand C and A is the same but the sizes of both brands is different as C is smaller and A is bigger.

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y-axis did not start with a zero which make 2010 looks so less and then a sudden increase 2015 and the point for 2012 is missing

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Brand A and C has the same percentage but their sectors are sized differently, when they should be equal.

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The number of views did not start at 0, which made the trend look like a "drastic increase", as stated on the title. However, the increase is not really "drastic" if the y-axis starts at 0.

There is also no indication of the number of views at 2012

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The words "Brand D" were written outside the pie chart but is supposed to be in the pie chart.

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The graph is misleading as the intervals were not equal and the y axis did not start at zero.

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1) In 2012, there is no point to show the number of viewers
2) The y-axis did not start from 0, which made the graph look different that it was supposed to be

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The graph is not proportional.
This is misleading as although Brand  A and C are both 32%  but makes Brand A look better than Brand C.

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brand a and brand c has the same percentage but brand a has a bigger proportion than brand c

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there is no point at 2012 to indicate the number of viewers

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the line graph is misleading because the y-axis does not start from 0, which makes it seemed like the average number of viewers at year 2010 is little while the increase to year 2015 seemed significant. Also, the point to indicate the number of viewers in year 2012 is not stated on the graph.

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the pie chart is misleading as even though brands A and C both have the same percentage, the proportion of A seems to be larger than that of C.

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the pie chart is misleading as brand A is claimed to be the best seller when

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this line graph is misleading as the average number of viewers in 2012 is not stated.the line graph is also misleading as the y-axis does not start at 0

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Brand A is the same as Brand c in terms of percentage but Brand A was drawn bigger than Brand C.

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The pie chart is misleading because the sector of Brand A is bigger than the sector of Brand C even though both of them are 32%.

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The pie chart is misleading as it is not proportional. Brand A and Brand C have the same percentage of 32%,but the pie chart shows that Brand A covers a larger proportion than Brand C, Brand A and Brand C are supposed to be equal in size. Therefore, Brand A is not the best seller.

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this pie chart is misleading as although both brands a and c have the same percentage, 32%, the pie chart shows that the size of both brands does not have the same size, even having the same percentage. therefore, this pie chart is misleading.

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the pie chart is misleading because although having shared the same percentage of 32, the proportion of brand A and C remains the same. thus, it is not true that brand A is the best seller as the chart shows otherwise.

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firstly, this line graph is misleading because its y-axis does not start at zero.
secondly, the dot indicating the average number of viewers watching the broadcast in 2012 is missing.

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The pie chart drew the proportion of Brand A bigger than that of Brand C although they share the same percentage.

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