Bad Graphs in the News News outlets will often use graphs to help display information. Unfortunately, the graphs are not always good and can sometimes be misleading. As a consumer savvy consumer of statistics you want to be able to spot bad graphs and not make incorrect inference. In the prompts below you will be asked to do some research on graphs. 1. Visit: https://www.buzzfeed.com/katienotopoulos/graphs-that-lied-to- us?utm term=.suppk79k2y#.rnBOL5kLbj. Pick out 3 graphs. For each of the graphs give the following: . Number What conclusion a non-savvy consumer would make? What is wrong or makes the chart bad? . What would you do to properly summarize the information? 2. Find a misleading graph that was published this year. Start by doing a Google Search for "Misleading Graphs 2018". Give the following. Paste the graph in this document . When and where was the graph published? . What conclusion would a non-savvy consumer would make? . What is wrong or makes the chart bad? . What would you do to properly summarize the information