1. The problem asks to identify what is wrong with a graph showing a linear relationship between EDUCATION (x-axis) and SALARY (y-axis). 2. The graph starts at point (10, 15) and ends at point (30, 55), indicating a positive linear relationship. 3. The options given are: - It has no data. - It doesn’t label the variables on the two axes. - It uses different scales on the two axes. - It gives no information about the units for the variables. 4. Since the graph shows points (10, 15) and (30, 55), it clearly has data. 5. The problem states the axes are labeled EDUCATION and SALARY, so variables are labeled. 6. The graph uses different scales on the two axes, which can distort the visual interpretation of the relationship. 7. The graph gives no information about the units for the variables, which is important for understanding the data. 8. Therefore, the main issues are that it uses different scales on the two axes and gives no information about the units. Final answer: The graph uses different scales on the two axes and gives no information about the units for the variables.