Question

the following graphs show the respective sales data of two store branches, east and west. all profits are listed in thousands of dollars. which graph does not show the same data as the others?

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the pie chart (II)

The pie chart shows sales data for East and West branches over months. Let's list the values (in thousands): East has values like 18.8, 17.7, 16.8, 17.1, 17.5, etc.; West has 15.5, 16.3, 15.7, 18.5, etc.

Step2: Analyze the scatter - plot (II)

The scatter - plot (with East as diamonds and West as squares) has data points that should match the pie chart's monthly sales. For example, months like May - Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep have values that correspond to the pie chart's segments.

Step3: Analyze the bar graph (top - left)

The bar graph has East and West bars. Let's check the values. The East bars seem to have values around 15 - 20, but when we compare to the pie chart and scatter - plot, the West bar values in the bar graph don't align. For example, in the pie chart, West has a value of 15.5, but the bar graph's West bars don't match the distribution of the other graphs.

Step4: Analyze the line graph (bottom - left)

Wait, no, the bottom - left graph: Wait, actually, the line graph (the one with East as green line and West as pink line) has values that don't match the pie chart. Wait, no, let's re - check. The key is to find which graph has a different data representation. The bar graph (top - left) or the line graph? Wait, no, the correct approach is to check the values. The pie chart, scatter - plot have consistent monthly sales. The line graph (the one with the green and pink lines) has values that are misrepresented. Wait, actually, the line graph (bottom - left) has East at 18.8 and West at 17.7, but when we check the other graphs, the distribution of values (the set of data points) is different. Wait, no, the correct graph that does not show the same data is the line graph (the one with the green line for East and pink line for West, bottom - left). Wait, no, let's look at the y - axis. The pie chart and scatter - plot have values in the range of 15 - 19 (thousands). The line graph's y - axis is labeled (00) with 17, 18, 19, but the data points don't match the other graphs. Alternatively, the bar graph (top - left) has East and West bars, but the values of the West bars are not consistent with the pie chart. Wait, after careful analysis, the line graph (the one with the green and pink lines, bottom - left) has a different set of data points compared to the pie chart and the scatter - plot. Wait, no, the correct answer is the line graph (the bottom - left graph with the green and pink lines) because its data points (the values for East and West over the "months" or categories) do not match the data in the pie chart and the scatter - plot.

Answer:

The line graph (the bottom - left graph with the green line for East and pink line for West)