Deleting the grid lines in a table and the horizontal lines in a chart
A)increases the data-ink ratio.
B)decreases the data-ink ratio.
C)increases the non-data-ink ratio.
D)does not affect the data-ink ratio.

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Grid lines in a table and horizontal lines in a chart are considered non-data-ink, as they do not contribute to the presentation of the actual data points. Removing them would increase the data-ink ratio, which is the proportion of ink on a graphic that is used to represent the actual data. This would make the chart or table more visually appealing and easier to read.

Deleting the Grid Lines in a Table and the Horizontal