Three of these statements explain how this graph distorts the data and gives a false impression about the prices of the airline tickets.
Which statement does not explain the distortion?
A.
Because the graph does not include $0 to $200, it appears that the difference between the prices is greater than it actually is.
B.
Because the bar representing Airline B is twice as tall as the bar representing Airline A, it appears that the price of the ticket for Airline B is twice as much as Airline A.
C.
Because the bar representing Airline C is three times as tall as the bar representing Airline A, it appears that the price of the ticket for Airline A is one-third the cost of the ticket for Airline C.
D.
Because the heights of the bars are different, it appears that a ticket on Airline C costs $25 more than on Airline B, but $50 more than on Airline A.
