Questions: The graph to the right represents the cost of movie rentals. (a) How is the graph misleading? A. The graph is not misleading B. It looks like new releases cost about twice as much as regular rentals C. It looks like more people rent new releases. D. It looks like new releases are three times as expensive as bargain rentals

The graph to the right represents the cost of movie rentals.
(a) How is the graph misleading?
A. The graph is not misleading
B. It looks like new releases cost about twice as much as regular rentals
C. It looks like more people rent new releases.
D. It looks like new releases are three times as expensive as bargain rentals

Transcript text: The graph to the right represents the cost of movie rentals. (a) How is the graph misleading? A. The graph is not misleading B. It looks like new releases cost about twice as much as regular rentals C. It looks like more people rent new releases. D. It looks like new releases are three times as expensive as bargain rentals

Solution

Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Graph's Purpose

The graph represents the cost of movie rentals for three categories: Bargain Rental, Regular Rental, and New Release.

Step 2: Analyze the Data

Bargain Rental: $1.25
Regular Rental: $2.45
New Release: $3.25

Step 3: Evaluate the Misleading Aspect

The question asks how the graph is misleading. The options are: A. The graph is not misleading. B. It looks like new releases cost about twice as much as regular rentals. C. It looks like more people rent new releases. D. It looks like new releases are three times as expensive as bargain rentals.