It seems there is a misunderstanding, as you've mentioned "Graphic b" without providing the actual graphic or any context or content related to it. To make an inference from a graphic, I would need to see it or at least have a description of what it contains.
In general, inferring from a graphic involves interpreting the information presented, such as data from charts, graphs, maps, diagrams, or images, and drawing conclusions based on that information. An inference could relate to trends, patterns, relationships between elements, causes and effects, or other insights that the graphic suggests.
If you provide the graphic or describe its contents, I could help you make an appropriate inference from it.
What would be an inference you can make based on the information in Graphic b
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