Which of the following best describes the difference between stem-and-leaf diagrams and histograms?
A) There is no difference.
B) The histogram shows the shape and spread but not the centre.
C) The histogram shows the shape, centre, and spread of the distribution while the stem-and-leaf does not.
D) The stem-and-leaf diagram shows less information than a histogram.
E) The stem-and-leaf diagram shows more information by showing the individual values.

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Stem-and-leaf diagrams display individual data points, providing more detailed information about the data set, while histograms group data into bins, showing the overall shape and spread but not individual values.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Difference Between Stem-And-Leaf