Which of the following statements is NOT true of simple bar graphs?
a. The length of a horizontal bar indicates quantity; the height indicates quantity for a vertical bar.
b. The width of bars may differ throughout the graph.
c. If the width of the bars becomes too narrow, the data should be divided into categories and presented in more than one graph.
d. If you need to depict large amounts in the graph, you may use a broken-bar graph.
Answer: B
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