To draw a histogram, the exclusive class has to be converted into inclusive class.

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The correct option is B
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The histogram is a two-dimensional pictorial representation of continuous frequency distribution. The exclusive classes will have continuous frequency distribution while inclusive will be having discontinuous frequency distribution. So, inclusive classes have to be converted into exclusive classes.

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