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a histogram contains a set of
a. non adjacent rectangles
b. none of these
c. adjacent triangles
d. adjacent squares
e. adjacent rectangles
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Explanation:

A histogram is a graphical representation of data. It consists of adjacent rectangles where the width of each rectangle represents a class interval and the height represents the frequency or relative frequency of the data within that interval. Non - adjacent rectangles would have gaps which is not the case in a histogram. Triangles and squares are not the shapes used in a histogram.

Answer:

E. Adjacent rectangles