BCS Written Statistics Practice Questions - BCS Written Post-Related Statistics, Subject Code 981, Total Marks 200 Exam

How does a histogram differ from a simple bar diagram used for categorical counts?

A histogram may only be drawn with horizontal bars A histogram cannot display frequencies, only relative frequencies Bar diagrams are reserved for continuous variables and histograms for names Histogram bars for adjacent continuous classes touch, because the axis is a real-number scale

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Histogram bars for adjacent continuous classes touch, because the axis is a real-number scale

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