Arre, when classes are unequal, you can't just count bars—you divide frequency by the class width to get density, so each bar's area tells the true story. But listen, in my skewed income data, I always plot raw frequencies first—because sometimes the "obvious" equal-width bins hide the real struggle in the smallest group, like my salon's old neighborhood fighting the mall's rent hikes. The math is right, but your eyes must see the narrow, crowded intervals too, yaar.
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