how is the graph misleading? how could the graph be improved to show the information in an unbiased manner? do you think it is unethical to portray information in this way why or why not?

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration NW 9. Cost of Kids The following is a USA Today-type graph based on data from the Department of Agriculture. It represents the percentage of income a middle-income family will spend on their children. Cost of Raising Kids Housing 33% Food 18% Transportation 15% Other 11% N (a) How is the graphic misleading? (b) What could be done to improve the graphic? 10. Worker Injury The safety manager at Klutz Enterprises provides the following graph to the plant manager and claims that the rate of worker injuries has been reduced by 67% over a 12-year period. Does the graph support his claim? Explain