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An image appears bitmappy. It is least likely to be:
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enlarged.
enlarged.
rasterized.
rasterized.
a vector image.
a vector image.
made of pixels.
made of pixels.
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a vector image.
Reason: "Bitmappy" (pixelated) appearance indicates a raster image made of pixels — often seen when a raster is enlarged. Vector images are resolution-independent and do not appear pixelated when scaled.
Reason: "Bitmappy" (pixelated) appearance indicates a raster image made of pixels — often seen when a raster is enlarged. Vector images are resolution-independent and do not appear pixelated when scaled.
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