Which of the following is true of a histogram? (Check all that apply.)

The bars of a histogram should be the same width.

Using a histogram you cannot find the mode, median, and mean, but you can find the range.

The scale of a histogram should start at the lowest frequency and go to the highest frequency, or one higher.

Intervals are shown on the horizontal axis.

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Jase Petersen

5 July, 14:05

Which of the following is true of a histogram? (Check all that apply.)

The bars of a histogram should be the same width.

Using a histogram you cannot find the mode, median, and mean, but you can find the range.

The scale of a histogram should start at the lowest frequency and go to the highest frequency, or one higher.

Intervals are shown on the horizontal axis.

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Corbin Wolf · Answer 1

A peak is where the frequency is the highest.

A cluster is a group of bars, meaning the frequency is higher in these intervals.

A peak is a bar that is higher than the other bars around i

If the graph is symmetrical, the data is evenly distributed.