A spider chart shows both the range (as a percentage)of the variability of the input variables as well as the resulting changes in the expected value

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A spider chart, also known as a radar chart or a web chart, visually displays the range of variables and their resulting changes in the expected value. The variables are displayed as a series of lines, or spokes, radiating from a central point. Each spoke represents one of the variables, and the length of the line represents the range of variability. The resulting shape of the chart resembles a spider web, hence the name. Therefore, the statement is true.

A Spider Chart Shows Both the Range (As a Percentage)of