Question

how can graphs be misleading?
a. by labeling the axes clearly
b. by using only accurate data
c. through the manipulation of scales or axes
d. by representing data over time

Explanation:

Labeling axes clearly (a) and using accurate data (b) help in presenting graphs clearly and accurately, so they do not mislead. Representing data over time (d) is a valid way of graph - making. Manipulating scales or axes (c) can distort the visual representation of data. For example, if the y - axis scale is not uniform or starts from a non - zero value, it can make differences in data seem larger or smaller than they actually are.

Answer:

c. Through the manipulation of scales or axes