NCEA Level 2 Visual Arts Practice Questions - NCEA Level 2 Visual Arts Practice Assessment Exam

In graphic design, what is a fundamental difference between vector graphics and raster graphics?

Vector graphics are mathematically defined pathways that scale infinitely without loss of quality, while raster graphics consist of pixel grids that pixelate when enlarged Vector graphics consist of pixels, while raster graphics are made of mathematical lines Vector graphics can only display black and white images, whereas raster graphics display full color Vector graphics are used exclusively for photographic editing in Adobe Photoshop

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Vector graphics are mathematically defined pathways that scale infinitely without loss of quality, while raster graphics consist of pixel grids that pixelate when enlarged

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