A bar chart Select one: a. Shows data by category cross out b. Serves alcohol cross out c. Graphically plots out data points cross out d. Shows data using a pie graph cross out
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First, determine the categories you want to represent in the bar chart. For example, if you are analyzing sales data, the categories could be different products or regions. Show more…
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