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Answer:Veronica works as an executive in a marketing company.
Explanation:
Today, she has to make a presentation to her advertising agency about market research findings for a new product. Her manager will be assessing her presentation. Veronica has spent the whole week working on the presentation, and she wants to make a good impression. She has used the latest software to develop her presentation. She thought the presentation came out well and that it should give the advertising agency the information it needs to make a new commercial. As she enters the conference room, she sets up her laptop and plugs in the USB drive that has the presentation on it. However, she notices that the files on the USB drive have become corrupt. If she hadn't saved the presentation, she would have had to reschedule the meeting for next week. However, Veronica has a backup of the
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If left being the shortest file size and right being the biggest file size...
It is JPEG, PNG, TIFF.
Explanation:
TIFF is used primarily for editing photos or for uncompressed high quality images for things like 4K textures. The file size will be bigger since generally it is uncompressed.
PNG reserves the maximum quality of the image and can not be compressed. (It can be compressed but the results are very minimal).
JPEG allows for the user to decide the compression and quality of the image. JPEG also doesn't hold transparency data, thus making JPEG generally use less space than PNG and definitely more than TIFF.