Making the heights of the bars but not the areas in a histogram proportional to the frequencies provides for a(n):
A)balanced histogram
B)misleading histogram
C)symmetrical histogram
D)accurate histogram

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Making the heights of the bars but not the areas in a histogram proportional to the frequencies results in a misleading histogram. This is because the area of each bar in a histogram represents the frequency, and changing the height while keeping the area constant can distort the visual representation of the data.

Making the Heights of the Bars but Not the Areas