Case-Based Critical Thinking QuestionsCase 1-1During your senior year, you are serving as a tutor in the computer science department, offering to help other students with their coursework. One of the most daunting topics for beginning students is keeping bitmaps and vectors straight. One of your tutees, Joe, is a case in point. Joe is trying to keep vector and bitmap animation straight. You tell him, "The information required to describe the modification of shapes in a vector animation is usually ____ the information required to describe the pixel changes in a bitmap animation."

A. less than
B. more than
C. equal to
D. more complicated than


Answer: A

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