Question

12. Which of the following graphical presentation is NOT appropriate for representing a continuous variable ? (1) Frequency curve (2) Pie-diagram (3) Ogive (4) Histogram​

Answer 1

Answer Ogives is  NOT appropriate for representing a continuous variable .

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Answer 2

Option 4) Histogram​

Histogram​  graphical presentation is NOT appropriate for representing a continuous variable

• A histogram is a graph that use rectangles to display the frequency of numerical data. The distribution frequency of a variable is represented by the height of a rectangle (the vertical axis) (the amount, or how often that variable appears).
• One common graphing tool is the histogram. It is employed to present interval-scaled summaries of discrete or continuous data. It is frequently used to depict the key characteristics of the data distribution in an easy-to-read format.
• A histogram is a graph that segments columns of numeric data into groupings called bins. They are used to show how a dataset is distributed: how frequently values enter ranges.
• While bar charts show categorical variables, histograms show quantitative or numerical data. The majority of the time, a histogram's numerical data will be continuous (having infinite values). It would be ridiculous to try and show all possible values of a continuous variable along an axis.

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