Maximus Fashion is a high$-$end clothing store in Naperville, Illinois. The store manager would like to create a data visualization that show trends in the store's headcount of retail associates and revenues. For the last eight quarters, the manager has collected data on the store's headcount of retail associates $($expressed in terms of full$-$time equivalent FTE$]$ employees$)$ and the store's revenues. The manager has chosen to display these data as the dual$-$axis chart that follows. The audience for this chart is an informal advisory group for the store who has considerable experience in fashion but little experience with financial analysis or data visualization in general.$($a$)$ What possible confusion could the use of this chart create for the audience? than they actually are. The use of a dual$-$axis chart makes the magnitudes of headcount and revenue appear farther apart The vertical axis range for revenue makes any trends less readily apparent $($b$)$ How could the store manager redesign this chart to better present these data to the audience? The store manager should split the chart into two line charts stacked one above the other Then, they should make theSelect$--$