Question 10Which of the following plots is not ideal for comparing different categories or groups? Select all that apply.1 pointScatter plotsLine plotsPie plotsBar plots

The plots that are not ideal for comparing different categories or groups are:

1. Scatter plots: These are typically used for displaying and comparing numeric values, such as scientific, statistical, and engineering data. They are not ideal for comparing different categories or groups because they do not easily show the difference between categories.

2. Line plots: These are used to display data along a number line. Line plots are great for showing changes over time, but they are not ideal for comparing different categories or groups because they do not easily show the difference between categories.

Pie plots and Bar plots, on the other hand, are ideal for comparing different categories or groups. They clearly show the difference between categories and can easily display the proportion of each category.