10:29 . LTE Question 13 Partially correct 7.00 points out of 8.00 \\ Flag question Give an example explaining how politicians on both sides of an issue can use numbers to support their case without lying. Say a candidate is running for mayor of a city. During the incumbent mayor's first year in office, the city had a population of 25,000, and 50 violent crimes were committed. During the incumbent mayor's most recent year in office, the city had a population of 30,000, and 55 violent crimes were committed. The new candidate might argue that the number of crimes has increased with 50 X more crimes having been committed during the incumbent mayor's most recent year in office compared to the incumbent mayor's first year in office. The incumbent might argue that the crime rate has decreased V , with a rate of 1 violent crime for every 500 V people during the incumbent mayor's first year in office and a rate of 1 violent crime for every 545 1. ...:.- - AA roanokechowan.mrooms.net C