D. Lessons on How to Lie with Statistics (9 pts) 1. The article discusses 10 lessons. Provide three examples of any three lessons. The articles must be from the internet and not this article. Format: Lesson name, hyperlink, one sentence describing the statistic or visual. Then list the one that you believe is the most egregious and explain why. (2-3 sentences). 2. In the article, the author suggests that studies that don't report more than one number usually have something to hide. Explain the reason for this in your own words. (2-3 sentences). 3. Based on the article, when would you use report median values (of say, the US Income) over mean values? (1-2 sentences). 4. Why does the article suggest talking to people who disagree with you? (2-3 sentences) 5. What does the author mean when he quotes Carl Sagan in the article? (2-3 sentences) 6. Explain what the author means when he says that a statistic is one interpretation of uncertain data designed to persuade. (2-3 sentences)