Graphs can sometimes make it harder to tell the difference between qualitative and quantitative data instead of making it easier.

1. Qualitative Data

   • This type is shown using bar graphs or pie charts.
   • But, different designs and color choices can confuse how we understand them.

2. Quantitative Data

   • This data is best shown with line graphs or histograms.
   • However, if these graphs aren't sized properly, they might hide important information or trends.

To avoid confusion, it’s really important to use clear labels and legends. This helps everyone understand and interpret the data types correctly.