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4 years ago

Can someone explain the differences in discrete vs. continuous data and how these are graphed differently on a histogram?

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max2010maxim [7]4 years ago

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Discrete data is defined as data having finite values while continuous data is defined as data having continuous values having fractions and decimals.

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We need to explain the differences in discrete vs. continuous data and how these are graphed differently on a histogram?

Discrete Data

Discrete data is defined as data having finite values and there is nothing between the values. For example the number of people in a house.

Continuous Data

Continuous data is defined as data having continuous values having fractions and decimals. For example Market price of product can be continuous data

Graph Discrete Data in histogram

Bar graphs are used to represent discrete data. A bar graph is a histogram, where bars are separated from each other because the values are discrete

Graph Continuous Data in histogram

Histograms are used to represent continuous data. A histogram have bars connected to each other because the values are continuous.

The graph is shown in figure attached.

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