Virtual reality applications for the web use a standard called:
A) CAD.
B) VRML.
C) VML.
D) TCP/IP.
E) XML.

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VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) is a standard specifically designed for creating 3D virtual reality environments on the web. It allows for the creation of interactive, immersive virtual worlds that can be accessed and experienced through a web browser. While other standards like XML and TCP/IP are important for web communication and data exchange, they do not specifically address virtual reality applications. Similarly, CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and VML (Vector Markup Language) are also not tailored to virtual reality environments.

Virtual Reality Applications for the Web Use a Standard Called