In a histogram, the height of each bar matters and not its width. State whether true or false.
True
False
In a histogram, the height, as well as the width of each bar, matters.
Whereas in a bar chart, the height of each bar matters and not its width.
State true or false. The height of a histogram represents the frequency of the data of a class interval and width of the histogram represents class width.
State true or false Every histogram is a bar graph and vice-versa.
State true or false There are no gaps between bars in a histogram.
Width of bars in a bar diagram need not be equal. (True/False)