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2 years ago

What action requires a UV map?

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I would say drawing a polygon for a new model, assuming that the polygon would be converted to 3D to create the model.

(I really hope this helps)

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3 years ago

Which answer choice correctly distinguishes among the three pieces of data?

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a. 1 is a packet, 2 is data, 3 is a frame.

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And what is not mentioned is segment which used TCP/UDP and is part of Transport layer. The packet carries the destination and sender IP address, and is part of the Network Layer. The frame has the Mac address of destination device and senders device and is part of data link layer.

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