these two graphs show the same data. what is different about the two graphs? the vertical scale the…

Answer:

Since only one graph is shown, we can't answer this question as it requires comparison of two graphs. But if we assume the other graph has some differences based on the options:

• If the other graph has a different set - up for the y - axis values, the answer would be "the vertical scale".
• If the x - axis values are set up differently, the answer would be "the horizontal scale".
• If the ranges of values on the x - axis (width of intervals) are different, the answer would be "the width of intervals".
• If the starting points of the ranges on the x - axis are different, the answer would be "the starting values of the intervals".

If we had the second graph for comparison, we would analyze it as follows:

1. Check the vertical axis values. If they are different (e.g., one graph has values from 0 - 10 and the other from 0 - 20), the vertical scale is different.
2. Check the horizontal axis values. If the ranges on the x - axis are different (e.g., one graph has intervals 0 - 10, 10 - 20 and the other has 0 - 5, 5 - 10), the horizontal scale is different.
3. Check the width of the intervals on the x - axis. If one graph has intervals of width 5 and the other has intervals of width 10, the width of intervals is different.
4. Check the starting values of the intervals on the x - axis. If one graph starts intervals at 0 and the other at 1, the starting values of the intervals are different.

Since we only have one graph, we can't give a definite answer from the options provided.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze vertical scale

Check y - axis values for differences.

Step2: Analyze horizontal scale

Check x - axis values for differences.

Step3: Analyze width of intervals

Check x - axis interval widths.

Step4: Analyze starting values of intervals

Check x - axis interval starting points.