Hidden-surface removal is the process of
A) Discarding those objects that fall outside the view volume
B) Applying a parallel projection rather than a perspective projection
C) Identifying parts of surfaces that are in a shadow
D) Identifying surfaces that are blocked from the camera's view

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Hidden-surface removal is the process of identifying surfaces that are blocked from the camera's view. Option A refers to view frustum culling, option B refers to projection techniques, and option C refers to shadowing techniques that are not directly related to hidden-surface removal.

Hidden-Surface Removal Is the Process of