MATH 125 Analyzing Graphs Group Activity - Gracie Parkhurst, Rutendo Gwata, Ron Malan by Gracie Parkhurst

gracienp101 — 2025-03-28 20:11:03 UTC

This graph is a good example of a pie chart. For one, all of the percentages equal to 100%. The sizes of the different percentages make sense and are accurate. Lastly, it is titled and color coordinated.

gracienp101 — 2025-03-28 20:12:16 UTC

This graph is a bad example of a pie chart. It is vague in regards to the relationship between the title and the rest of the text information. There are no specific percentages. Therefore, we also do not know if it equals to 100%.

gracienp101 — 2025-03-28 20:28:39 UTC

This is a good graph because the vertical scale chosen shows a more accurate representation of the data. The scale is more proportionate to the data. the difference between the groups does not seem dramatic or exaggerated. - Rutendo Gwata

ronniemalan — 2025-03-28 20:29:45 UTC

Good graph

The information is clearly labeled. The information in the graph is organized. And each option is a different color.

ronniemalan — 2025-03-28 20:31:11 UTC

Misleading Graph

The graph does not start at zero. The three options look far apart while in reality, they are close. And the options are the same color as each other.

ronniemalan — 2025-03-28 20:31:49 UTC

Good graph

The information is clearly labeled. The information in the graph is organized. And each option is a different color.

gracienp101 — 2025-03-28 20:32:11 UTC

This is a bad graph because the vertical axis starts at 50 and not 0. The chosen vertical scale is disproportionate. It makes the small difference between Group A and the rest of the groups seem massive. - Rutendo Gwata