Chat with AIExam 8: Representing Multimedia Digitally
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When digitizing sound, a slower sampling rate does not affect the recorded wave because there are some frequencies that the human ear can't hear .
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(78) ________ refers to how close to white the pixels in a color are .
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(80) In a JPEG, as the amount of compression is increased, the picture eventually begins to pixelate .
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