This is stupid I know lol but I'm having a hard time remembering the difference between a histogram and a bar graph. Can someone
please help me find a way for me to remember the differences?
1 answer:
<u>In Bar Graphs;</u>
- Bars have equal space
- One the y-axis, we have numbers & on the x-axis, we have data which can be anything.
<u> In Histograms;</u>
- Bars are fixed
- On the y-axis, we have numbers & and on the x-axis, we have data which in continuous & will always be number.
<u>An easy way you can remember the difference is looking at the spaces of the bars. </u>
<em>A bar graph has gaps</em>
<em>A histogram has no gaps.</em>
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Step-by-step explanation:
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and
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