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    Age is a continuous variable while the others are categorical. Histograms, pie charts, and frequency polygons are types of one-dimension diagrams that are used to represent the distribution of one variable through bars or areas. They show the frequency or proportion of observations in each category.

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    Age is a continuous variable while the others are categorical. Histograms, pie charts, and frequency polygons are types of one-dimension diagrams that are used to represent the distribution of one variable through bars or areas. They show the frequency or proportion of observations in each category.

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    Age is a continuous variable while the others are categorical. Histograms, pie charts, and frequency polygons are types of one-dimension diagrams that are used to represent the distribution of one variable through bars or areas. They show the frequency or proportion of observations in each category.

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    1) Which one of the following variables is not categorical?

    a. Age of a person.
    b. Gender of a person: male or female.
    c. Choice on a test item: true or false.
    d. Marital status of a person (single, married, divorced, other)

    2) Histograms, pie charts and frequency polygons are all types of


    A. one dimension diagrams
    B. two dimension diagrams
    C. cumulative diagrams
    D. dispersion diagrams

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