Mathematics, 24.09.2019 06:40 10040813

The graphs below display new car values for cars at the same dealership. the graphs display the same data.
which graph is more likely to show a buyer that it is a good time to buy a car?
graph 1 because the x-axis scale makes it look like cars are selling at a lower price
graph 1 because the y-axis scale makes it look like cars are selling at a lower price
graph 2 because the x-axis scale makes it look like cars are selling at a lower price
graph 2 because the y-axis scale makes it look like cars are selling at a lower price

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