Which of the following can aid in the identification of trends?

Pareto charts rank causes or problems by frequency to identify the most significant ones, not trends over time.

Ishikawa diagrams are used for brainstorming and categorizing potential root causes of a problem, not for identifying trends in data.

Histograms show the distribution of a single variable, illustrating its spread and central tendency, but do not inherently show data changes over time or trends.

Run charts plot data points in the order they occur over time, allowing for visual identification of upward or downward trends, cycles, or shifts in a process. This time-series visualization helps in understanding process stability and performance changes.