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Manipulating the x-axis to make the chart look disproportionate and not exact.

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A graph should start with a zero because it can mislead the audience into thinking that a small different that you have made is actually a big one -shagorika

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Scale must be correct and in ascending order

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It can be misleading if the graph isn't scaled correctly. On the X-axis, the scale is 0.1 while the scale on the Y-axis is 0.5 which is not equal and can be a misuse of statistical graph

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This graph is misleading as well since the population does not start at 0 but at a different value instead

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No scale

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As you can see this graph is very misleading because of the huge difference between the two values on the graph

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Bar graphs can be misleading since there don't pinpoint accurate numbers and are usually used to reduce to an easier number or value

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not started with zero

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-enola

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in a distorted graph, the vertical scale or the y axis skips numbers or does not start at 0

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Axis that don't start with zero

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Changing ratio of graph dimensions

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2D shape is better than a 3D shaped pie chart because size of a 3D pie chart can cause misleading in data

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It would be easier to make the graphing 2D and not 3D.

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Varying size of drawings on pictographs

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misleading graph is also known as distorted graph

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misleading graph is also known as distorted graph

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-Fahama

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this pie chart is misleading as it shows the blue and green are equal when in reality they are not