Representing bitmap images
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I can describe how computers represent bitmap images.
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A pixel is the smallest element in an image.
A bitmap image is one that is represented by a grid of pixels.
The colour a pixel should display is described by a binary sequence.
The colour depth of a bitmap image quantifies the number of bits used to represent each pixel.
The resolution of an image describes the total pixels an image contains based on its width and height.
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