160160Air Watts1401201008068Air Watts6043Air Watts4020Moore/Notz, Statistics: Concepts and Controversies,10e, © 2020 W. H. Freeman and CompanyFigure 10.6 Advertisement found on Dyson's website for vacuum cleaners claiming a Dyson vacuumhas more than twice the suction of any other vacuum, Example 5. (From For All Practical Purposes:Mathematical Literacy in Today's World, 10e by COMAP. Copyright 2016 W.H. Freeman and Company.All rights reserved. Used by permission of the publisher Macmillan Learning.)To magnify a picture, the artist must increase both height and width toavoid distortion of the image. By increasing both the height and width ofthe Dyson vacuum, it appears to be 4 x 4 = 16 times larger. Remember abar graph should have bars of equal width-only the heights of the barsshould vary. Replacing the bars on a bar graph with pictures is tempting,but it is difficult to keep the "bar" width equal without distorting thepicture. Figure 10.6 is a pictogram. It is a bar graph in which pictures replace thebars. The graph is aimed at consumers shopping for a vacuum. It claimsthat a Dyson vacuum has more than twice the suction of any othervacuum. Although not clearly labeled, type of vacuum is shown along the xaxis or horizontal axis, and the y axis or vertical axis, gives the calculatednumber of air watts for each vacuum. We see the Dyson vacuum (far right)has roughly 4 times the air watts (160 is roughly 4 times 43) of the vacuumon the far left. However, this graphic makes it appear as though there is amuch larger difference. Why is this?

Figure 10.6 is a pictogram. It is a bar graph in which pictures replace the bars. The graph is aimed at consumers shopping for a vacuum. It claims that a Dyson vacuum has more than twice the suction of any other vacuum. Although not clearly labeled, type of vacuum is shown along the x axis or horizontal axis, and the y axis or vertical axis, gives the calculated number of air watts for each vacuum. We see the Dyson vacuum (far right) has roughly 4 times the air watts (160 is roughly 4 times 43) of the vacuum on the far left. However, this graphic makes it appear as though there is a much larger difference. Why is this?

Figure 10.6 is a pictogram. It is a bar graph in which pictures replace the bars. The graph is aimed at consumers shopping for a vacuum. It claims that a Dyson vacuum has more than twice the suction of any other vacuum. Although not clearly labeled, type of vacuum is shown along the x axis or horizontal axis, and the y axis or vertical axis, gives the calculated number of air watts for each vacuum. We see the Dyson vacuum (far right) has roughly 4 times the air watts (160 is roughly 4 times 43) of the vacuum on the far left. However, this graphic makes it appear as though there is a much larger difference. Why is this?

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