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In a histogram, there is usually no gap between consecutive bars. Why?

Class 8Bar Graphs and HistogramsData Handling
  • AThe class intervals are continuous
  • BThe bars are too thin
  • CIt saves paper
  • DThe data is unordered

Step-by-Step Solution

Histograms show continuous class intervals, so the bars touch each other with no gaps.
Answer: A) The class intervals are continuous

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