A histogram shows values displayed in which direction?

A histogram displays values vertically, representing the frequency of different ranges of data. In a histogram, the horizontal axis typically shows the intervals or bins that group the data values, while the vertical axis indicates the count or frequency of observations within those intervals. This vertical representation allows for easy visualization of the distribution of data, making it straightforward to identify patterns such as skewness, modality, and the spread of values. The heights of the bars correspond to the number of occurrences, facilitating quick comparisons among different data ranges.