How does a histogram differ from a bar chart?
AA bin covers a range of values
BA bar is always a colour
CHistograms use small icons
DBar charts use value bins
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A bin covers a range of values
1. In a histogram each bin is for a different range of values.
2. So the histogram shows how all the values are distributed.
3. In a bar chart each bar is a different category instead.
Histograms do not use icons, and bins belong to histograms.
_Source: Wikipedia, Histogram, lead section_
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