The graph displays the number of students enrolled in Science and Arts majors at a university.

Explain why this graph is misleading. Describe how you would redraw the graph to accurately represent the data.

• A. This graph is misleading because it uses images of stacked books to represent the number of students, which makes the difference in enrollment numbers appear larger than it actually is.To accurately represent the data, use simple vertical bars instead of images. The height of each bar should correspond exactly to the enrollment numbers, and the width of the bars should be equal.
• B. This graph is misleading because it uses images of stacked books to represent the number of students, which makes the difference in enrollment numbers appear larger than it actually is.To accurately represent the data, use images of students instead of books.
• C. This graph is misleading because it uses inconsistent scales on the $y$-axis, which makes the actual enrollment numbers difficult to interpret.To accurately represent the data, use values with equal spacing along the $y$-axis.
• D. This graph is misleading because it uses inconsistent scales on the $y$-axis, which makes the actual enrollment numbers difficult to interpret.To accurately represent the data, the number of stacked books should be proportional to the number of students enrolled in both majors.

Answer: (A)