Question

select the correct choices that complete the following sentences. a frequency is a column chart showing the counts or frequencies of data values in a data set. the counts are either of individual data values or of the data values that fall into each distribution.

Explanation:

A frequency histogram is a column chart displaying counts/frequencies of data values (individual or grouped into intervals). The term for the grouped intervals is "bin" or "class", but since the original text uses "distribution" in the blank, correcting the first blank to "histogram" aligns with the definition of a column chart for frequencies.

Answer:

First blank: histogram
Second blank: bin (or class, but if adhering to common terminology for grouped data in this context, bin is appropriate)

Wait, let me recheck. The original sentence structure: The first blank describes a column chart for frequencies—this is a "frequency histogram". The second blank refers to groups of data values, which are typically called "bins" or "classes". Since the original has "distribution" which is incorrect, the correct terms are:

First blank: frequency histogram
Second blank: bin

But let's confirm standard definitions: A frequency histogram is a column chart showing frequencies of data in bins (groups). So the correct completions are:

A frequency histogram is a column chart showing the counts or frequencies of data values in a data set. The counts are either of individual data values or of the data values that fall into each bin.

Final Answer:

First blank: frequency histogram
Second blank: bin