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\section*{Activity 1.16}
\begin{enumerate} \item The graphs are different because of scaling, and the bar chart A start at zero while the bar chart B start at 25. \item Yes, the graphs tell the same story, even though the scale is different, he used the scale of 20 units in Bar chart A and 5 units in Bar chart B. \item Jairos should use Bar chart B because it represents the information clearly and accurately, In Bar chart A is not easy to tell how many bicycles he sold in June, while in Bar chart B is clear because we can even see that he sold 55 bicycles in June.
\end{enumerate}
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\textbf{{\large Reflection}}\\
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The labeling of the graphs was not clear since Jairos wrote
\section*{Activity 1.16}
\begin{enumerate} \item The graphs are different because of scaling, and the bar chart A start at zero while the bar chart B start at 25. \item Yes, the graphs tell the same story, even though the scale is different, he used the scale of 20 units in Bar chart A and 5 units in Bar chart B. \item Jairos should use Bar chart B because it represents the information clearly and accurately, In Bar chart A is not easy to tell how many bicycles he sold in June, while in Bar chart B is clear because we can even see that he sold 55 bicycles in June.
\end{enumerate}
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\textbf{{\large Reflection}}\\
\noindent
The labeling of the graphs was not clear since Jairos wrote