Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:00, rah45

Explain what a graph for Jed’s test scores {61%, 65%, 73%, and 79%} would look like if it was not misleading. Make sure it is different than Jed’s graph – that some may say is misleading.

Explain what a graph for Jed’s test scores {61%, 65%, 73%, and 79%} would look like if it was not m

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