12. Suppose you are teaching students about graphical representations of data. Describe when you can use and, if applicable, when you should not use each type of graph below. Be specific and concise. (One or two sentences is an appropriate length of response.) a. Bar graph (9 pts.) b. Line graph c. Pie chart.
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