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D) Histograms may represent categorical data.
Explanation:
Histograms are used to represent quantitative data. As such, it does not represent categorical data.
The bars of a histogram should be equal width to accurately display the data.
Histograms may be skewed or symmetrical depending on the data.
If one particular bar has no data in it, there may be gaps in the histogram. There may also be clusters, dependent on the data.
We generally draw the bars of a histogram as touching, to illustrate that the data is not discrete but instead continuous.