Mathematics, 21.11.2019 18:31, hrijaymadathil
In constructing a graph that compares average water usage per household in different communities, you choose to use cubes of different sizes. if the cubes are drawn so that their volumes are proportional to the volumes of water usage in different communities, is the resulting graph misleading? why or why not?
answer choices are
no, using volume in graphs is never misleading.
no, the volumes of the cubes are proportional.
yes, the volumes of the cubes should be proportional.
yes, using volume in graphs is always misleading.
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