A graphical presentation that uses vertical bars to display the magnitude of quantitative data is known as a

a. scatter chart.

b. bubble chart.

c. clustered column chart.
d. column chart.


d
RATIONALE: A column chart is a graphical presentation that uses vertical bars to display the magnitude of quantitative data. Each bar typically represents a class of a categorical variable.

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