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We know that our triangle has one side along the line:
y = (1/4)*x
And other side along the line:
y = -(1/4)*x.
Now, we want to find the vertex.
And we know that the vertex is the point where the two sides conect, so the vertex must be a common point of both lines.
Then we have:
y = (1/4)*x = -(1/4)*x
x = -x
The only solution to that equation is x = 0.
now we evaluate our lines in x = 0 and get:
y = (1/4)*0 = 0
y = -(1/4)*0 = 0
Then the lines intersect in the point (0, 0)
Then the vertex must be in the point (0, 0)
When constructing the histogram, the intervals are selected in such a way that the width of each interval is the same and the gap between two intervals stays uniform throughout the histogram. This makes the data easy to visualize, easy to interpret and easy to understand.
From the given options, option B lists the intervals in an absurd order. First interval is from 0 to 3. There is no gap between first and second interval and the second interval is larger than the first. So these intervals cannot be the set of intervals of a histogram.
So, the answer to this question is option B
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