A truncated graph,where part of the scale is missing,is most acceptable when the audience does not know the basic data set well because it focuses in on the area of real interest.

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Truncated graphs are most acceptable when the audience knows the basic data set well. For example, graphs of the stock market almost never start at zero; they are routinely truncated. This omission is acceptable for audiences who follow the market closely.

A Truncated Graph,where Part of the Scale Is Missing,is Most