(2) The bar chart below shows the total amount of money paid in income tax in the U.S. in 2020 by taxpayers in three different income groups. "Bottom 50%" refers to taxpayers with incomes that are equal to or less than the median income of all taxpayers in the U.S. "Between 50% and Upper 25%" refers to taxpayers whose incomes are greater than the median but less than incomes in the upper 25%. "Upper 25%" refers to individuals whose incomes are in the top 25% of all taxpayers' incomes. Horizontal bar graph showing the total amount of money paid in income tax in the U.S. in 2020 by taxpayers in three different income groups. Y-axis represents the income groups. X-axis represents the dollars in trillions, ranging from 0 to 1.2. Bottom 50% = in between 0 to 0.2 Between 50% and Upper 25% = just under 0.2 Upper 25% = 1.2 (a) Using the information in the above graph, critique the statement, "Americans in the Upper 25% income group pay more income taxes than Americans in the other income groups