Question

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

Answer 1

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

Step-by-step explanation:

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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