A city's population grew from 40,500 to 40,900. A bar graph is made to show this change, but the vertical axis starts at 40,000. Why is this graph misleading?

It makes the population growth appear much larger than it is.

It makes the population growth appear smaller than it is.

The numbers are too large to be on a graph.

The graph should be a line graph instead of a bar graph.

A line graph tracks average monthly temperatures. The vertical axis is labeled with the values 10, 20, 25, 30. Which of the following best explains why this graph is misleading?

The scale has uneven increments.

The graph is missing data for some months.

Start the vertical axis at 14,800 instead of 0.

Use a scale with very large increments, like 10,000.

Represent the data in a circle graph.