In a histogram,as opposed to a bar chart,the bars
A)are separated by at least one unit.
B)touch each other.
C)are arranged from most common to least common.
D)are useful only for ordinal level variables.

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In a histogram, the bars touch each other to represent a continuous distribution of data, whereas in a bar chart, the bars are separated with equal-sized spaces to represent categorical data. The other options (A, C, and D) are incorrect as they do not describe the distinguishing features of a histogram.

In a Histogram,as Opposed to a Bar Chart,the Bars