Mathematics Homework Help

Whoever is using data often makes a choice about which display to use based on what they are trying to argue to their reader. There are also lots of ways to make choices in displaying data that will intentionally mislead a reader. Find out more about some of those ways here. An example of a misleading graph is a common election map of the U.S. Learn more about the original map, and a new version of it, in this article by Mark Wilson in Fast Company magazine. Find an example of a data display that you think is misleading and make an initial post about it. Put a link to it. Explain why you think it is misleading and how it could be fixed to be more accurate.