• A search on the internet is needed in order to find an image. The phrase "graphic display of" and the topic of your choice, such as "graphic display of cancer rates" or "graphic display of donations to charity in 2023." You might need to select photos to view the results as graphs after typing your chosen phrase into the search engine. Answer the questions below once you've chosen one of the bar graphs, pie graphs, lines graphs, box plots, scatter plots, histograms, frequency polygons, or frequency distributions that you find interesting.
• You must mention the website link from which you downloaded the graph.
• Describe the message you believe the graph's creator was attempting to communicate.
• Discuss at least one thing to keep in mind when analyzing the information given.
• Identify at least one element (or elements) of successful data visualization or graphic displaysthat you believe is missing and explain why.
• . If you believethe graphic display ofdata is complete, please explain why.
• What is at least one question you have for the creator(s) of this graph based on what you learned this week about statistical terminology and visual representations of data?