Explain the difference between a bar graph and a histogram. Choose the correct a

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Explain the difference between a bar graph and a histogram. Choose the correct answer below A. A bar graph is used for displaying condensed data by grouping similar data values into the same class while a histogram is used for displaying condensed data by grouping all values that are the same. B. A bar graph is used for displaying condensed data by grouping all values with the same stem while a histogram is used for displaying condensed data by grouping similar data values into the same class. C. A bar graph is used for displaying categories (or dasses) of qualitative variables while histograms are used to display groupings of similar data values for quantitative data. D. A bar graph is used to display groupings of similar data values for quantitative data while histograms are used for displaying categories (or classes) of qualitative variables.

Explanation / Answer

The answer is C . Though bar graph and histograms look very similar in structure, the histograms are used to plot quantitative data with groupings called bins or intervals while the bar charts show categorical data

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