Question

1. once youve made an inference about a graph, what should you do before you use it to support your own conclusions?

make other inferences about the graphic.
change your conclusion to fit the new facts.
verify that your inference is correct.
make sure your inference is relevant.

Explanation:

Before using an inference about a graph to support conclusions, it's crucial to verify its correctness. Making other inferences (without verification) might not help. Changing conclusions to fit new facts (without ensuring the inference is right) is not a valid approach. While relevance is important, correctness is a prerequisite. If the inference is wrong, its relevance doesn't matter as it can't properly support conclusions.

Answer:

Verify that your inference is correct.