In constructing a histogram for a joint frequency distribution, the histogram will have the most meaning for the decision maker if there are no gaps between the bars on the histogram.

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A histogram with gaps between bars indicates that the data is discrete, while no gaps suggest continuous data. The presence or absence of gaps does not inherently affect the meaning for decision-making; it depends on the nature of the data.

In Constructing a Histogram for a Joint Frequency Distribution, the Histogram