3. After consulting each of these resources, describe how conclusions can be changed based on the technique used to display the data. this is the question... this is the answer: Poorly represented data can be misunderstood, to avoid that your graph must have proper scaling and the horizontal(x) and vertical(y) axis's must be properly labeled, a large discrepancy in the axis's makes it harder to understand. It's important to have them be relatively similar, or the graph will get messy. Most importantly, show all the information possible on your graphs, do not omit any information and make it clear and concise, easy to understand. is that right? if so shorten and paragrase it