In a given survey, 2 children preferred vanilla ice cream, 5 preferred chocolate ice cream, 7 preferred chocolate chip ice cream, and 10 preferred cookie dough ice cream. Asked to make a bar graph of the data, Sara chose to label the vertical axis with these numbers (2, 5, 7, 10), marking each number along the axis, one after the other. Which of the following is a true statement about this graph?
a. This is an accurate portrayal of the information.
b. The graph is distorted because the numbers are not equally spaced.
c. The graph has inaccurate or nonexistent labels on the horizontal axis.
d. The graph should have shown the individual data points.
ANSWER:
b
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