Bar charts use
a. horizontal bars to display the magnitude of the quantitative variable.
b. vertical bars to display the magnitude of the quantitative variable.
c. horizontal and vertical bars to display the magnitude of the quantitative variable.
d. vertical bars to display the magnitude of the categorical variable.
a
RATIONALE: Bar charts use horizontal bars to display the magnitude of the quantitative variable.
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Licensing arrangements:
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A) the bailee is liable for the loss.
B) the bailee has the burden of proving that the loss was not caused by the bailee.
C) the bailor has established liability on the part of the bailee.
D) the bailor could not collect on any insurance that the bailor maintained on the property.
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