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Which of the following are the components of a bar graph?

A

Rectangular bar

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B

x-axis and y-axis

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C

Scale

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D

Pictures

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Solution

The correct options are
A Rectangular bar
B x-axis and y-axis
C Scale
The bar graph is a graphical representation of data.
Hence, the following are its components:

Rectangular bars,
x-axis and y-axis.
Scale for the axes.

Pictures are used in a pictograph, not in a bar graph.

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