A graph in which the frequency for each category of a quantitative variable is represented as a vertical column that touches the adjacent column is called a

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Erin Esparza

10 March, 15:39

A graph in which the frequency for each category of a quantitative variable is represented as a vertical column that touches the adjacent column is called a

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Boston Hardy · Answer 1

Histogram.

Step-by-step explanation:

Such a Graph is called Histogram.

A histogram can be defined as a visual representation of data in form of bars of different heights. In histogram, each and every bar groups numbers into ranges. The greater the height of the bar, the larger the data falls into its range. It basically represents shape and spread of continuous data sample.