Joan draws a bar chart to show the temperatures at midday on March 1st in five cities.
Joan has made four mistakes
in her diagram

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The answers are in the attachment already; I guess you need an explanation.

For the first answer

- The bars of Paris, Oslo and Munich are not properly drawn.

This is so because distance between the bats of a bar chart is expected to be the same between all bars.

From the attachment above, it doesn't look so because the bats of these three cities are out of position.

In other words, the vertical lines of the bars must align with the vertical lines of the grid in the graph.

- The Temperature in the y axis doesn't start with 0

When plotting a graph, the origin must be 0 but in the attachment above, Joan used an origin of 2, which is totally incorrect.

- In Munich, the bar graph for x axis is taken more than 1 unit.

The bars of the bar graph should maintain a constant width but from the attachment above, the width of the bar is wider than the width of other bars

b) well because you get well

there is no points to select.

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