The graph is misleading because it doesn't begin at zero and the graph starts on Mon.
What is a line graph?
A line graph is a graph made up of segments of straight lines that connect the depicted data points.
We have a line graph shown in the picture that represents the stock price over a 5 - day period.
As we can see in the graph,
The graph starts on the Mon and price was $11.4(approximated)
Examples of "classic" deceptive graphs include those in which the vertical scale is off, skips digits, or doesn't begin at zero.
Thus, the graph is misleading because it doesn't begin at zero and the graph starts on Mon.
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