Answer:
Although the cancellation law holds for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of real and complex numbers (with the single exception of multiplication by zero and division of zero by another number), there are a number of algebraic structures where the cancellation law is not valid.
Figure B is misleading because " vertical scale doesn't start with zero"
Step-by-step explanation:
Given are the two bar graphs to compare the sales of two theatres.
The x-axis has types of movies and y-axis has sales.
We can see that the scale of Figure A on y-axis starts from zero while the scale of figure B starts from 50. The both graphs cannot be compared with this scale.
Hence,
Figure B is misleading because " vertical scale doesn't start with zero"
Keywords: Bar graph, Charts
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