All of the following guidelines are appropriate for designing a bar chart except
A)make the bars equal in width.
B)stack the bars to show component parts of the variables.
C)keep the spacing between bars equivalent to the width of one bar.
D)arrange bars in a logical order.
E)display the actual value represented by each bar if space permits.

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Spacing between bars should not necessarily be equivalent to the width of one bar; it should be consistent but can be less than the width of a bar to ensure clarity and readability.

All of the Following Guidelines Are Appropriate for Designing a Bar