Imagine that there was a vector of a line with dark blue pixels. What would happen to the color if the vector was stretched?

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Group of answer choices

It would not change at all.

It would turn to light blue.

Vectors cannot have pixels.

It would need to be reprogrammed.

Answer 1

In the context of the options provided, the most accurate answer is:

Vectors cannot have pixels.

Vector graphics are based on mathematical expressions and do not rely on pixels, which are a concept associated with raster graphics. If you were to stretch a vector graphic that had a dark blue fill, it would retain its color and simply scale the shape, rather than turning into a light blue or changing color in any other way.