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Write down any of three expansios of the following (a) gif (b) png (c) tff (d) jpeg (e) jpd (f) PSD

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a) gif - graphics interchange format.

b) png- portable network graphics.

d) jpeg- joint photographic experts group.

f) psd- Photoshop document.

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