Question

cost per event
number of events
event cost
why is the graph misleading?
the x - axis scale shows the data is more clustered than it actually is.
the y - axis scale shows the data is more skewed than it actually is.
the scales are different on the x - axis and the y - axis.
the data is not distributed equally across the x - axis intervals.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the x - axis intervals

The x - axis intervals are \(1000 - 1499\), \(1500 - 1999\), \(2000 - 2499\), \(3000 - 3499\). The interval \(3000 - 3499\) skips \(2500 - 2999\).

Step2: Check data distribution across x - axis

Since the data is not distributed equally across the x - axis intervals (there is a gap in the x - axis values), this can mislead the viewer.

Answer:

The data is not distributed equally across the x - axis intervals.