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A student wants to use a curve to represent the number of students in each class over the school day. The student’s friend says a bar chart should be used. Who is correct, and why?

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The student; the curve is a more accurate representation.

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The friend; the data on class sizes are discrete but a curve implies the data are continuous.

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Both; either form of the graph gives the same information.

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Neither; the graph should present the cumulative frequency.

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