Question

the table to the right shows the average price of a movie ticket in a certain theater for the years 2000 to 2013. draw a line graph that makes the increase in the average price of a movie ticket for the years shown appear to be small and another that makes the increase in the average price of a movie ticket for the years shown appear to be large.
year price
2009 $6.93
2010 $6.96
2011 $7.17
2012 $7.67
2013 $7.72
choose the line graph that makes the increase in the average price of a movie ticket for the years shown appear to be large.

Explanation:

A graph makes the price increase appear large when its vertical axis (price) has a narrow range, exaggerating small changes. Among the options, the graph with the smallest vertical price range will show the increase as more pronounced.

Answer:

(Note: Since the exact visual details of the options are not fully clear from the description, the correct choice is typically the graph where the vertical axis spans a small interval around the ticket prices ($6.93 to $7.72). For example, if one option has a vertical axis from $6.80 to $7.80 (narrow range) while others have wider ranges, that is the answer.)

(Assuming the standard setup for such problems, the correct option is likely the one with the most compressed vertical price scale.)