alleryThe bins of a histogram are usually
Aoverlapping circles
Badjacent separate intervals
Csingle repeated values
Drandom uneven gaps
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. adjacent separate intervals
1. The range of values is divided into intervals called bins.
2. The intervals follow one another without overlapping.
3. Then values in each interval are counted.
Circles, single values and random gaps are not how bins are made.
_Source: Wikipedia, Histogram, lead section_
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