Summary: Chapter 2 – Section 2 Quantitative data can be organized in several ways –Histograms based on data values are good for discrete data –Histograms based on classes (intervals) are good for continuous data –The shape of a distribution describes a variable … histograms are useful for identifying the shapes
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