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The lie factor of a graph is .25.  This indicates the graph: (only 1) (a) over-represents the...

The lie factor of a graph is .25.  This indicates the graph: (only 1)

  • (a) over-represents the change in the data by .25
  • (b) under-represents the change in the data by .75
  • (c) under-represents the change in the data by a factor of 4

Explain how you got it in details please. Trying to understand it.

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The the lie factor describes the relation between the size of effect shown in a graphic and the size of effect shown in the data

Lie factor =size of effect shown in graphic /size of effecty in data

where the size of data is the proportion of ( second value -first value ) and first value

and also its lie factor should have a value between .95 and 1.05.if the value is less or greater it indicates a substantial distortion due to minor inacuuries.

also if the value is less than 1 the graphic is understating so the conclusion is if lie factir is equal to 1 means it has detetction no misrepresntation and in the ques the lie factor of a graph is .25 this indicates the graph under represents the change in data bt .75 and option (b) is right .......... thanks

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