Computer Science, asked by nitinjaiswal2005, 6 months ago

which sets the number of pixels used on a printed area of an image​

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Answered by krishnavdpvn99
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Resolution is traditionally set in pixels per inch (ppi) also know as dots per inch (dpi). The resolution setting maps an image's pixel dimensions to its physical size. With a pixel dimension of 600 x 600 and a resolution of 300 DPI, the image has a physical size of 2” x2”.

Answered by SiddharthAmrutkar
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