In a joint bar graph the width of all columns should be what
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Step-by-step explanation:
Each bar or column in a bar graph is of equal width and corresponds to the equal class interval. All bars have a common base.
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Equal
Step-by-step explanation:
- The height of a bar denotes the frequency of data in the interval, while the width of a bar represents a class interval.
- Each column in a joint bar graph has the same width. Height changes because it is a measure of amount.
- A basis is shared by all bars. The data value and the height of the bar are the same. Each bar is separated by the same amount of space.
- We can quantitatively visualize the difference in data thanks to the variation in bar height. However, bars of the same length indicate that the data in the two bars is identical.
- The bar graph is improperly drawn if the spacing and width are not uniform.
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