Question

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how do scatter plots and histograms differ from line graphs?
scatter plots and histograms show how data is distributed while line graphs show
trends, or how data changes over time.
scatter plots and histograms show trends, or how data changes over time while line
graphs show how data is distributed.
none of the above
all three are used synonymously

Explanation:

Scatter plots show the distribution of data points to analyze relationships between variables. Histograms display the distribution of a single variable's data. Line graphs, however, are used to show trends or how data changes over time.

Answer:

Scatter plots and histograms show how data is distributed while line graphs show trends, or how data changes over time.