Which is not the Elements of a Chart/graph-

A chart/graph is a visual representation of data that consists of specific visual components that help interpret the information.

Elements that ARE part of a chart/graph:

Plot area is the region where the actual graph is drawn, containing the visual representation of data (bars, lines, pie slices, etc.)

Data points are the individual values that are plotted on the chart, such as dots on a line graph or the height of bars in a bar chart.

Legend is the key that explains what different colors, patterns, or symbols represent in the chart, helping readers understand the data series.

Rows and Columns are structural elements of a data table or spreadsheet that contain the raw data used to create a chart. They are the source of data, not visual elements of the chart itself.

When a chart is created, the data from rows and columns is transformed into visual elements like bars, lines, or pie slices. The rows and columns themselves do not appear as components within the chart → they remain in the data table.

Therefore, Rows and Column is not an element of a chart/graph.