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A 1:  Scale in the graph should start from 0. The Average price should represent the 'x' axis and the year should represent the 'y' axis.

A 2:  As the graph is not labelled we cannot justify the graph. On the 'y' axis 3 is missing from 2 to 8 are even numbers and between 8 to 16 they are neither even numbers nor odd numbers on the 'y' axis as it is not marked.

A 3: Graph 1 is better as skipping of 5 numbers on the bar graph is easy to express the numbers of votes than an interval of 100 as shown in graph 2.

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A1=the scale should start from 0.

A2=there are no topics to identify what the graph tells about

A3=the first graph is more useful because of the interval of 100

as well as te person didnt convey  the message

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A1-the scale of verticals must start

From 0.

A2-sum numbers not there in the scale.

A3-I felt that the 2nd graph is more better because it start from 0 n the numbers are more clear.

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A 3=The first graph is more useful

because it is difficult to show the

no.of votes with a graph or interval

of 100 and the person who made

this didn't convey the message

properly

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A 2= There are no tables to know

what the graph shows

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A 1 =Scale of vertical should start

from (0)

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1-It should also start from 0

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A3.the first graph is better and fair because it has intervals of 50 or 100 and it is much easier to read than in second graph.

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A2.there is no topic for the graph

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AI.the vertical scale must start from 0

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A3: THE FIRST BARGRAPH IS MORE CLEAR AND FAIR SO THE READERS CAN UNDERSTAND THE MESSAGE WHICH IS GIVEN.

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A2: THERE ARE NO TOPICS TO UNDER STAND WHAT THE BAR GRAPH SHOWS

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A1: THE SCALE SHOULD START FROM 0.

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A1 = the scale or bar should start from '0'

and there is no space provided after one one bar

A2 = it deosnot have any topic to say what it represents

A3 = the first graph is better than the second because it easy

to understand and the second one is very hard to understand

so we can understand clearly what people like

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A1)scale of vertical side should start from0

A2)there are no topics or subject what the graph tell us

and no. 6 is missing

A3)the first graph is more fair because it is difficult t read the graph with an interval of  100

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A1 : It should start from 0.

A2 : There is no label in vertical scale

A3 : 1 graph is better beacuse it is very easy to understand . 2 Graph is more fair beause  it is very difficult to understand the graph .

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1,2,3 questions answers:

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A1=scale should start from (0).

A2=know labels are there to know what graph shows.

A3=the first graph is more better because it is easy to find and

the readers wont be able to read properly.

THIS SITE IS VERY USEFUL FOR US BECAUSE IT

GIVES ALL INFORMATION WHAT WE NEED.

I LIKED THIS SITE VERY MUCH.

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A1.The vertical scale should start from 0.

A2.The labels are not given so we do not know what the graph represent.

A3.The first graph is better because it is easy to read the numbers because the intervals they have used the intervals of 50 than an interval of 100. Also the person who made this graph was not able to convey this data properly .

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1-The scale also should start from 0.

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A3.Graph 1 is more usefull than the Graph 2 because it is easy to understand. the number  of votes because there are intervals of 100. The readers won't be able the understand . the person who made this wasn't able to convey the message
poperly.

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A2.There are no labels in the graph to show the data

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A1. The  verticle scale should start from 0

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ANS 3. graph 1 is more useful because it able to see th no. properly.

and in second graph is nat available to see the numbers

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ANS-2. there are no labels to know that wha is the graph showing.

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A1-scale of vertical should start from ( o )

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In my opinion i felt that the first graph was more better than the second graph

Because it is easy to read the first graph. it has a interval  of 50 than an interval

of 100 like in the second chart or graph.

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A2=there are no topics or labels are not there to know

or we tell what that graph shows

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A1=Scale of the vertical should start from (0)

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Ans.1. The scale of vertical have to start from 0.

Ans.2. There are no labels to know that what does the graph shows.

Ans.3. The 1st graph is better than the 2nd one because it is easy to identify th votes.

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A1=the scale should start with 0.

A2=there are no topics to know what hte graph shows

A3=if feel the first graph is more useful and fair than the

another one no.of votes interval of 100 as well as the person

convey the message

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A3-The first graph is better and fair

because and readers wont

understand the information

properly as well as the person

made this graph did not convey

message properly

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A2- It doesnt have any label and

the graph goes in even numbers

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A1. The Y axis doesn't start with 0.

A2. There are no information or labels to tell us what the bar graph is about.

A3. The first graph is more convenient and easy as the number of votes are with a difference of 50 instead of 100.

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A1- Scale of vertical should start from[ 0]

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A1=the scale start with 0.

A2= in this scale the numbers are missing

A3=the first graph is more better and more fair than the

second one because no.of votes with a gap or interval of 100

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A1.The scale of vertical should start from 0.

A2.There is no topic to know what the graph shows

A3.The first graph is more useful because it is easy to

identify the no.of votes withan interval of 50 than the

interval of 100 and also the person who made the

graph cannot convey the message properly so the

reader cannot understand the gragh properly.

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A1)The vertical scale should start from 0.

A2)The labels or topics are not shown so we can't know

what the graph shows.

A3)The first gragh is more better and fair because it is

easy to read to number of voteswith an interval of 50 than

an intervalof 100. As well as the person who made this

graph did not convey the massage properly.

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A3=The first graph is more better and fair because

it is easy to identify the number of votes with an interval

of 50 than an interval of 100. Also the readers won't

understand properly as well as the person who made this

graph didn't convey the message properly.

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A3=The first graph is more useful because it is difficult

to show the no:of votes with a gap or interval of 100.

as well as the person who made this didnt convey the

message properly.

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A2=There are no labels or topics to

show what the graph tells us about.

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A2=There are no labels to know what

the  graph  shows

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A1=Scale of vertical should start from (0)

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A1=Scale of vertical [should start

from [0]

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A1=The scale should start from 0.

A2= In  this scale some numbers are missing.( 3,5 to7,9to15)

A3= I felt the first graph is more better and more fair because

the readers wont  be able to read the graph properly

but the second  graph is difficult to read how many number

of votes for pizza,hotdogs and hamburgers

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a1- it is correct

a2-on 0 in horizontally

a3- graph 2

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A2.

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A1. The scale of vertical must start from 0.

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A3.