A histogram is used to understand:
A) the basic statistics, including the mean, standard deviation, minimums, and maximums of a data set.
B) the frequency of the data using a display of rectangles with area proportional to the underlying frequency of the data.
C) the relation between specific dependent variable values and independent variable inputs.
D) the probability of a statistical difference in means between either two independent samples or a paired sample through time.

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Histograms are graphical representations that display the frequency of data points within specified ranges, using rectangles whose area is proportional to the frequency of the data. They are particularly useful for understanding the distribution of a dataset.

A Histogram Is Used to Understand