The dots of color used to measure density of a digital image are called ____.
A) OCRs
B) bitmaps
C) pixels
D) resolutions

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Pixels are the smallest units that make up a digital image and each one is assigned a color value which collectively creates the image. OCRs refer to optical character recognition, which is a technology used to recognize characters in an image and convert them into editable text. Bitmaps are a type of image file format that uses pixels to represent an image. Resolutions refer to the number of pixels per inch (ppi) in an image and affects the image's clarity and detail.

The Dots of Color Used to Measure Density of a Digital