Show line graphs and histograms, Mathematics

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Q. Show Line graphs and Histograms?

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Line graphs are closely related to histograms. Look at the graph below. It shows the line graph of the example above but also includes a histogram for the same data.

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In which circumstances would it be more appropriate to use a line graph rather than a histogram? Were there questions in the example that were easier to answer with a line graph rather than a histogram?


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