As you learn more about statistics, you will develop a more critical lens when evaluating the statistics we hear daily, such as in advertising. Depending on how a statistic is reported, it can be misleading. Take this example: Our product kills up to 50% of germs. At first glance, it might seem like the product kills half of all germs. However, if it-kills up to 50%, that could include lower numbers, like 4%. 1. For your initial post, delve into the following statements and dissect how they can be misleading. Choose one statement and unravel its potential for misleading interpretation in your post. Include the statement that you are analyzing at the top of your post. o COVID cases in Berlin are jumping 130%