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Applications of Horizontal and Vertical Components

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Which of the following statements is not correct for a bar graph?

A

All bars have different thickness

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Distance between two consecutive bars is the same

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C

The bars can touch each other

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The thickness has no significance

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Solution

The correct option is A All bars have different thickness
Statement $A$ is false as a bar graph has bars of uniform thickness.

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