Question

on the right?
etween year 1
ween year 1
l by the same

average salary ($)

why is the graph misleading?
the horizontal axis does not begin at zero.
the vertical axis does not begin at zero.
the horizontal scale changes.
x the vertical scale changes.

Explanation:

A bar graph that has a vertical axis not starting at zero exaggerates the visual difference between the values. In this graph, the vertical axis starts at 40,000 instead of 0, making the increase in salaries appear larger than it actually is, which misleads the viewer about the magnitude of change.

Answer:

The vertical axis does not begin at zero.