On a bar graph, village A's bar looks twice as tall as village B's
On a bar graph, village A's bar looks twice as tall as village B's. Naina says that means A has twice as many people as B. But the graph's axis starts at 90, not 0, and the real figures are A = 100, B = 95. Who is right?
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