Where does “misrepresent” come from?

I need to work through this chain carefully, but I notice there are some issues with it as presented. Looking at the chain: "English represent | Middle English mis- | Proto-Indo-European mey- | Latin re- | Proto-Indo-European mey- | Proto-Indo-European meit- | Latin sum | Latin sum" This chain appears malformed—it doesn't show a coherent etymological path from misrepresent backwards to its origins. The elements seem jumbled (Latin appearing after PIE, repetitions, mixing of affixes with roots). However, the core of "misrepresent" is straightforward: - English **misrepresent** = mis- (prefix meaning "wrongly") + represent - represent comes from Latin re- (again) + praesentāre (to present/show) But since the chain provided is incoherent and doesn't support a reliable etymology

misrepresent (English): To represent falsely; to inaccurately portray...