alleryWhen categories have no natural order, how may bars be placed?
AOnly alphabetically
BIn any chosen order
COnly by their height
DOnly by their colour
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. In any chosen order
1. With no natural order, no placement is forced.
2. The maker may arrange bars as is useful.
3. So bars may be in any order.
Sorting by height is one choice that gives a Pareto chart, but it is not the only one.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bar chart, Usage_
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