The Number of Shades of Gray That Can Be Displayed

question 22

Multiple Choice

The number of shades of gray that can be displayed by a computer system is:

• A) Scale of contrast
• B) Short scale
• C) Long scale
• D) Grayscale

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Definitions:

Overt Behavior

Observable actions or responses of individuals that can be directly measured or seen by others.

Visual Perception

The ability to interpret and make sense of visual stimuli from the environment through the process of sight.

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Snow Words

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