Question

What is the difference between frequency polygons and histograms? Explain briefly

Answer 1

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A histogram is built of bins with a width representing the interval, and a height representing the quantity of data points in each interval, whereas

A frequency polygon is constructed by drawing a point to represent the frequency of a particular interval and connecting that point to the one representing the frequency.

⟹ histogram :-

• The scores  go on the  horizontal axis
• Allow a half column width  gap at the  start
• The area of  the column  represents the  frequency for  that score
• The columns  have no space  between  them

⟹ frequency polygon :

• Polygon starts  at the corner,  one unit  before the  first score
• The points  show the  frequency for  that score
• Polygon  finishes on  the axis, one  number after  the last score

Answer 2

Answer:

frequency polygons

A frequency polygons is a graph constructed by using lines to join the midpoint of each interval

Histograms

A histogram is a graph illustrate the relative frequency or probability density of single variable

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