the tool that you use is called Lens Correction.
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Answer:
D. Frames
Explanation:
An animation is made up of individual images called FRAMES.
The term refers to old film ribbons where each image was presented in a frame, on the long film ribbon that would be moving in front of a light to project the movie images.
A. Thumbnails: they're a small version of an image.
B. Hot spots are areas that can be clicked to link somewhere else for example.
C. Icons are small images, can be animated or not.
It depends on your database system, but most of the database system, you had to do the indexes for it and then conduct a query by ID or something else.
Hey there! Hello!
In an instance of Microsoft Word 2016, you'll find that Merge Cells in the right-click option menu will do just what you're looking to. In Attachment 1, you'll find where the actual selection is, and in Attachment 2, you'll see what it did to the cells across the top, which were previously connected. I also added a different formatting to the table in the second attachment, the colors were not changed do to selecting Merge Cells.
Hope this helps you out! Feel free to ask me any additional questions if you have any. :-)
The answer would be the CPU (Central Processing Unit). It is essentially the brain of a computer.