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3 years ago

_____ are likely to support bigger government, social welfare programs, and legalized abortion.

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Amanda [17]3 years ago

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Democrats are likely to support bigger government, social welfare programs, and legalized abortion.

Anni [7]3 years ago

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From all the available options, the political group in the United States that would support bigger roles for governments in day-to-day life, social welfare programs for the citizens who need them, and legalizing abortion would be (C) Democrats, who are more left-leaning.

Republicans, who are more right-leaning, tend to believe in limiting government’s roles in its citizens lives, espouses traditional American values, and the freedom of the individual.

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For 8 bits / Color Channel: 921, 600 bytes.

For 10 bits / Color Channel: 1,152,000 bytes.

For 12 bits / Color Channel: 1,382,400 bytes.

For 14 bits / Color Channel : 1,612, 800 bytes.

Explanation:

Un uncompressed RGB color image of 640 pixels wide by 480 pixels height (VGA resolution) uses 3 samples of x bits fin order to represent the quantity of each primary color (red, green and blue) in a given pixel of the image.

So, if we use 8 bits/ sample, we can calculate the bytes needed to store a complete image as follows:

640*480*3*8 bits = 7, 372,800 bits. (1)

As, by definition, 1 byte= 8 bits, we have:

Nº of bytes = 7,372,800 / 8 = 921,600 bytes. (2)

In order to get the bytes needed to store the same image, using 10, 12 and 14 bits/ sample, all we need is replacing 8 by 10, 12 and 14 in (1), and then dividing by 8 as in (2).

Proceeding in this way we obtain:

640*480*3*10 = 9,216,000 bits ⇒ 1,152,000 bytes.

640*480*3*12 = 11,059,200 bits ⇒ 1,382,400 bytes.

640*480*3*14= 12,902,400 bits ⇒ 1,612,800 bytes.

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