Answer
True
Work Step by Step
There are certain cases where you can use multiple types of graphs to display the same data. For example, we can display percentages of categories using a pie graph, with each of the categories being "slices" of the pie, or as a bar graph, where each category gets its own bar that is as tall as the percentage it is representing. Either option is correct, and the person who constructs the graph can make this decision based upon personal preference.
