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Describe a situation where the first graph might be used.

Trinity Steen · Accepted Answer

Okay, so for 32 it&#x27;s a short, sweet answer, and it could be answers may very kind of situation but were asked to give an example of how that first draft could be used. And so when I look at that first graf, I noticed that it starts off with a $20,000 um, set in sales at paragraph starts, and then it&#x27;s sleep. It steadily increases and rises over time. And so, uh, one example for why this could be the cases say you&#x27;re a company out there and you want to talk to your employees. You probably wouldn&#x27;t want to use this graph because you want to be able to increase the sales. And that could be a motivator for your employees. To look at that graph and say, OK, yes. We definitely need to keep doing better or keep making profits and go from there

Trinity Steen · Answer

and graft to it makes it look like there&#x27;s some dramatic rises in thesis ales. And so one possible answer could be that if you are the owner of the company and you&#x27;re trying to get people to, by or in vest into your company, then you&#x27;re probably going to want to show them that there&#x27;s thes dramatic rises and salary or make it look like there&#x27;s thes dramatic rises in salary.

Ceren Uzun · Answer

This is Chapter 12 Section number seven. Problem number 41 were asked to describe a situation that might have caused a line graph to be misleading. So one case, the simplest case I can think of is the Imagine a set up data. OK, so this is the vertical axis, and this is the horizontal axes. And I don&#x27;t know, we have some data points here A, B and C. And then we have a corresponding the miracle variables. And my origin starts from zero. So there would be one to he and three, for instance. So Juan A This is the first data point that I have him to be. He and three I see. Okay, I tried to draw a line graph here, so this would be my line. Right? So versus imagine, I am plugging the scene. Exact data points. So one a, the first point to be in three c. I&#x27;m trying plot the same exact points. Okay, I have the same horizontal data points here. Hand the vertical once, but this time I&#x27;m not starting my graph from zero, and I&#x27;m starting it from negative one. For instance, Lilo zero, right? So then I would go to zero here, hand one hand to he and three. Remember, my first point has to grow. Spoke to one A. So I take really intercept, right? And then I have the second point, and I have the the third point. You see how your graph looks different? Although your data points are pretty much the same, one looks deeper than the other, right? So then basically choosing, um, a vertical scale that is not starting from zero, for instance, choosing a huh scale choosing a vertical scale. Part of me quick vertical scale not studying from zero from zero could be could cause a line graph to be misleading, right?

Kelsey Van Horn · Answer

Okay, so this problem asks us to describe a real world situation that would match this craft. And I&#x27;ve drawn the graph that&#x27;s in the book here. And so first, I&#x27;m going to write out that inequality that this graph represents on. So we&#x27;ll start here at 15 and notice that the arrows pointing to all values greater than 15. So if we have a value, are variable of X, um has to be greater than 15 and the circles filled in, so it&#x27;s greater than or equal to 15. So everything you have real world situations. We have to think of things that arm have to be greater than 15 or can be equal to it. So the first thing that comes to my mind is something like an auction. Um, so something like an auction, you have a starting price of an object or an item that&#x27;s being sold. Let&#x27;s say it&#x27;s a lamp. Okay, so we have a lamp and the minimum value it can be auctioned off for is $15. So that means that that&#x27;s the absolute minimum value that it can be sold at, so this would be included into the solution. But as people bid on it, the price will increase to, you know, say 20 $25. Um and so on. Just like this, a number line shows down here or this craft inequality. So something like this lamp being auctioned for a minimum of $15 would fit to this inequality because it can sell for $15 but it can also sell for any value above that minimum amount. So, really, you can try to think of things that might give you a minimum value to start out, and you can increase from there, so fit this, um graph or really just anything that has to be 15.

Ankit Gupta · Answer

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Ankit Gupta · Answer

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Describe a situation where the first graph might be used.

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The first graph displays a steady rise in the sales. Thus the first graph might be shown by the company owner to employees of the company to improve the sales and thus the profits.

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