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) use three-dimensional bars to highlight important information.
D) arrange bars in a logical order.
E) display the actual value represented by each bar if space permits.

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Three-dimensional bars can often distort the representation of the data and make it difficult to compare values accurately. Therefore, it is not an appropriate guideline for designing a bar chart.

All of the Following Guidelines Are Appropriate for Designing a Bar