Question 11 Mark
What is the difference between a bar chart and a histogram ?
(a) A histogram does not show the entire range of scores in a distribution.
(b) Bar chart are circular, whereas histogram are square.
(c) There are no gap between the bars on histogram.
(d) Bar charts represent numbers, whereas histogram represent percentages.
(a) A histogram does not show the entire range of scores in a distribution.
(b) Bar chart are circular, whereas histogram are square.
(c) There are no gap between the bars on histogram.
(d) Bar charts represent numbers, whereas histogram represent percentages.
Answer
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Explanation:
: Histogram are used to display interval/ratio variables, which involves continuous range of values, and so there are no gaps between the bars that represent each category. Bar charts, on the other hand, display nominal or ordinal data, which fall into discrete categories.
Explanation:
: Histogram are used to display interval/ratio variables, which involves continuous range of values, and so there are no gaps between the bars that represent each category. Bar charts, on the other hand, display nominal or ordinal data, which fall into discrete categories.