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CreateTHREEdata displays (e.g., histogram, bar graphs, line graphs, or pie charts) that are appropriate for each chosen variable. There should beone nominal, one ordinal, and one interval or ratio level variable chosen for this assignment. You may use the variables chosen for Assignment #1, if they were chosen appropriately.(To understand what is or is not "appropriate" for each variable, you MUST utilize the Readings and Resources in Module 3.)

Be sure to makeONE DATA DISPLAY PER VARIABLE, andlabel the displays/graphs carefully with proper titles and labels.For each display, include aparagraphdescription of your charts and graphs, and explain why you chose to display them in the ways you did. (Do not combine variables, say, GPA by gender.)

Here are some additional guidelines:

• If you have the means or the percentage for each response/group, you need to have it clearly stated on the graph or chart so that the reader is clearly able to understand without any confusion.Be sure the graphs are simple and clear to your readers.
• Do not include any useless/unhelpful/distractinginformation in the graphs.Everyaspect/element of the graph should serve a purpose.