The next 2 questions refer to the following chart. A streaming service releases weekly episodes of...

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The next 2 questions refer to the following chart. A streaming service releases weekly episodes of a new show Data, Managed and tracks how many people watch the show as soon as it is added, and how many watch in the 7 following days. 80 Viewers (millions) 45 50 55 65 60 75 70 Viewers of Data, Managed 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 12 Episode Viewers (7 days) Viewers (Live) Description Bar graph showing live and "following 7 day" viewers of each episode of the show "Data, Managed." The Y-axis shows viewers from 40 to 80 millions in increments of 5. The X-axis shows the episode number from 1 to 6 and 10 to 12. The 12 bars represent the viewers starting with the first episode. 1 had 76 live and 51 in the following 7 days. 2 had 75 live and 49 in the following 7 days. 3 had 73 live and 48 in the following 7 days. 4 had 72 live and 47 in the following 7 days. 5 had 71 live and 46 in the following 7 days. 6 had 69 live and 46 in the following 7 days. 10 had 61 live and 43 in the following 7 days. 11 had 60 live and 42 in the following 7 days. 12 had 57 live and 41 in the following 7 days. QUESTIONS: 10. In what ways might the graph be considered misleading or biased? Explain why the producer of the graph may have prepared it in this way. (8 marks) 11. Prepare one grid with separate box-and-whisker plots of both live viewers and 7-day viewers per episode. (8 marks) The next 2 questions refer to the following chart. A streaming service releases weekly episodes of a new show Data, Managed and tracks how many people watch the show as soon as it is added, and how many watch in the 7 following days. 80 Viewers (millions) 45 50 55 65 60 75 70 Viewers of Data, Managed 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 12 Episode Viewers (7 days) Viewers (Live) Description Bar graph showing live and "following 7 day" viewers of each episode of the show "Data, Managed." The Y-axis shows viewers from 40 to 80 millions in increments of 5. The X-axis shows the episode number from 1 to 6 and 10 to 12. The 12 bars represent the viewers starting with the first episode. 1 had 76 live and 51 in the following 7 days. 2 had 75 live and 49 in the following 7 days. 3 had 73 live and 48 in the following 7 days. 4 had 72 live and 47 in the following 7 days. 5 had 71 live and 46 in the following 7 days. 6 had 69 live and 46 in the following 7 days. 10 had 61 live and 43 in the following 7 days. 11 had 60 live and 42 in the following 7 days. 12 had 57 live and 41 in the following 7 days. QUESTIONS: 10. In what ways might the graph be considered misleading or biased? Explain why the producer of the graph may have prepared it in this way. (8 marks) 11. Prepare one grid with separate box-and-whisker plots of both live viewers and 7-day viewers per episode. (8 marks)