A histogram can be described as a type of
A) bar graph.
B) polygon.
C) frequency mode.
D) class interval.

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A histogram is a type of bar graph that displays the distribution of continuous data by grouping it into intervals (called "bins") and representing the frequency of values falling into each bin with the height of the corresponding bar. A polygon, on the other hand, is a line graph that joins the midpoints of each interval in a histogram. Frequency mode and class interval are terms related to the construction of histograms rather than types of graphs.

A Histogram Can Be Described as a Type of