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| This building block for all animated 3-D objects encloses a 2-D space, and consists of at least three line segments connected by vertices. |
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| This is the mathematical term for the point that connects the two edges of a polygon or the two line segments of an angle. |
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| This is the process of adding shading, lighting, and texture effects to the wireframe model of a 3-D animation. |
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| In these shapes, all sides measure the same length, and all angles open to the same degree. |
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| The faces of these five unique solids are made up of regular polygons. |
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| These volume models offered by most 3-D animation software programs provide the basic set of objects with which animators can build more complex forms. |
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Match the logic process used for combining graphics with its related logic gate.
a Union (?) ____ NOT
b Intersection (?) ____ OR
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| a Union = OR-----b Intersection = AND ----- c Complement = NOT |
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| This type of quantity measures an amount, degree, or magnitude, i.e. distance. |
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| A vector quantity represents a displacement and shows both ___________ and ____________. |
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| This mathematical process can be used to measure scalar quantities. It calculates the units of distance that exist between two fixed marker points. |
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| This term refers to making spatial adjustments or changes in the geometric form of an object. The adjustment can be represented both visually and mathematically. |
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| Geometric transformations |
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| Determine which statement below is true. |
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A matrix is a rectangular array of numbers written between brackets. Its dimension is
given in terms of rows by columns. |
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| The dimension of a matrix is given in terms of ________ by ________ . |
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| This symbolic system is used to represent graphics data because its structure can be translated easily into a digital signal, and its data can be easily manipulated using software instructions and mathematics. |
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| Select all of the applicable terms below that can be used to describe a vector. |
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Determine if the statement is true or false. If false, correct the statement.
It is possible to add matrix A with dimensions 3 × 4 to matrix B with dimensions 4 × 3. |
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Circle the correct answer.
The subtraction of a negative number is the same as addition / division. |
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| A geometric translation can be represented as a vector. Choose the geometric transformation that occurs as a result of the following vector: (x, y) ? (x + 3, y + [-1]). |
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| The object is moved three units to the right and one unit down. |
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Circle the correct answer.
Sequential representation / Linked representation stores graphics information in memory in the form of a matrix. |
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| Sequential representation |
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Sequential representation / Linked representation stores graphics information in memory in the form of an organized list. |
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