A snack size bag of peanut M&M’S candies contains 21 candies with the colors listed in Table 1.3. The variable “color” is qualitative, so Table 1.4 lists the six categories along with a tally of the number of candies of each color. The last three columns of Table 1.4 show how often each category occurred. Since the categories are colors and have no particular order, you could construct bar charts with many different shapes just by reordering the bars. To emphasize that brown is the most frequent color, followed by blue, green, and orange, we order the bars from largest to smallest and create the bar chart in Figure 1.5. A bar chart in which the bars are ordered from largest to smallest is called a Pareto chart