Create a single variable graph. Create three graphs. You will have one graph of the main variable for your topic (homicides), and two additional graphs for homicide. You should be creating either a) a bar chart or b) a pie chart for each graph. * Make sure you follow the conventions for good visualizations Remember that number of records = the number of cases for your data Write descriptions for each of your graphs. Your descriptions should include: * An explanation of your graph and how to read it . An explanation of your key finding (e.g., what is the graph telling us?). Create a single variable graph. Create three graphs. You will have one graph of the main variable for your topic (homicides), and two additional graphs for homicide. You should be creating either a) a bar chart or b) a pie chart for each graph. * Make sure you follow the conventions for good visualizations Remember that number of records = the number of cases for your data Write descriptions for each of your graphs. Your descriptions should include: * An explanation of your graph and how to read it . An explanation of your key finding (e.g., what is the graph telling us?)