plz helpQuestion 1 : In the chapter 1 of the book, how to lie with statistics, the author discussed the average incomes of Yale University class of 1924. In your own words, give one reason why such survey result might be misleading. Question 2: In chapter 3 of the book, How to Lie with Statistics, the author mentioned an advertisement of a tooth paste producer which claimed 23% fewer cavities. Describe one method that could be used by the producer to mislead the customers.Question 3: In the same chapter, a graph is located at page 51. What is wrong with the graph and why it is misleading?

Question 1 : In the chapter 1 of the book, how to lie with statistics, the author discussed the average incomes of Yale University class of 1924. In your own words, give one reason why such survey result might be misleading. Question 2: In chapter 3 of the book, How to Lie with Statistics, the author mentioned an advertisement of a tooth paste producer which claimed 23% fewer cavities. Describe one method that could be used by the producer to mislead the customers. Question 3: In the same chapter, a graph is located at page 51. What is wrong with the graph and why it is misleading