The critical viewer should 'Look at the number of pixels in a video' in order to figure out whether the videos are real or not, according to “The Camera Does Lie."
Answer: Option B.
Explanation:
With the advance in technology and hundreds and thousands of new videos coming up every day, it’s almost difficult to figure out whether the video is fake or real. But according to ‘The Camera doesn’t lie’ article, viewers can determine the difference between the real and fake video by looking at the number of pixels in a video.
Pixel is usually the smallest element of any image or picture that appears on the screen. If we zoom in any picture, we can see some small squares, those squares are the individual pixels of any picture. The size of each of those pixels is roughly 0.26mm, so every picture should display the same size irrespective of its resolution.
There are many online applications which can defect and identify the fake and hidden pixels. With the help of computerized techniques, it becomes easy for a viewer to figure out which video is real and which is fake.
Answer:
Torvald means that if he lets his wife does what she wants or get away with certain acts he will become the laughing stock of the town. For the time it was crucial that the man was the leader of the household so if it looks like he has lost that authority it will damage his reputation.
Explanation:
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