Question $1.$ Financial companies offer a variety of products. How many complaints were made against each kind of product? Make a table

called complaints$\_$per$\_$product with one row per product category and $2$ columns: "product" $($the name of the product$)$ and "number of

complaints" $($the number of complaints made against that kind of product$).$

$[4]$: complaints$\_$per$\_$product $=$dots

complaints$\_$per$\_$product

Question $2.$ Make a bar chart showing how many complaints were made about each product category.

Question $3.$ Make a table of the number of complaints made against each company. Call it complaints$\_$per$\_$company $.$ It should have one

row per company and $2$ columns: "company" $($the name of the company$)$ and "number of complaints" $($the number of complaints made

against that company$).$

$[7]$: complaints$\_$per$\_$company $=$dots

complaints$\_$per$\_$company

Question $4.$ It wouldn't be a good idea to make a bar chart of that data. $($Don$\text{'}$t try it$!)$ Why not?

Write your answer here, replacing this text.

Question $5.$ Make a bar chart of just the companies with the most complaints. Specifically, make a chart that displays the number of

complaints against the companies with the $10$ most complaints.

Question $6.$ Make a bar chart like the one above, with one difference: The size of each company's bar should be the proportion $($among all

complaints made against any company in complaints $)$ that were made against that company.

Note: Graphs aren't very useful without accurate labels. Make sure that the text on the horizontal axis of the graph makes sense.