Answer: B
Options A is incorrect. You are looking for distribution on a single dimension: the consultants billing hours. From the Amazon QuickSite User Guide titled Working with Visual Types in Amazon QuickSight, “A scatter chart shows multiple distributions, i.e., two or three measures for a dimension.”
Option B is correct. You are looking for a distribution of a single dimension: the consultants billing hours. From the Wikipedia article titled Histogram, “A histogram is an accurate representation of the distribution of numerical data. It is an estimate of the probability distribution of a continuous variable.” The continuous variable in this question: the billing hours, binned into ranges (x-axis), at a frequency: the number of consultants at a billing hour range (y-axis).
Option C is incorrect. From the Amazon QuickSite User Guide titled Working with Visual Types in Amazon QuickSight, “Use line charts to compare changes in measured values over a period of time.” You are looking for distribution, not a comparison of changes over a period of time.
Option D is incorrect. From the Statistics How To article titled Types of Graphs Used in Math and Statistics, “A boxplot, also called a box and whisker plot, is a way to show the spread and centers of a data set. Measures of spread include the interquartile range and the mean of the data set. Measures of the center include the mean or average and median (the middle of a data set).” A Box Plot shows the distribution of multiple dimensions of the data. Once again, you are looking for a distribution of a single dimension, not a distribution on multiple dimensions.
Option E is incorrect.From the Wikipedia article titled Bubble Chart, “A bubble chart is a type of chart that displays three dimensions of data. Each entity with its triplet (v1, v2, v3) of associated data is plotted as a disk that expresses two of the vi values through the disk`s xy location and the third through its size.” Once again, you are looking for a distribution of a single dimension, not a distribution on three dimensions.
Reference:
Please see the Amazon QuickSight user guide titled Working with Amazon QuickSight Visuals and the Statistics How To article titled Types of Graphs Used in Math and Statistics.