[amp_mcq option1=”Faster” option2=”Slow” option3=”Easy handling” option4=”Very simple design” correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is: A. Faster.
Vector scanning is a type of image scanning that uses vectors to represent the image. Vectors are mathematical equations that describe the shape of an object. This makes vector scanning faster than raster scanning, which uses a grid of dots to represent an image.
Raster scanning is a type of image scanning that uses a grid of dots to represent an image. The dots are called pixels, and each pixel has a color and a brightness value. Raster scanning is slower than vector scanning because it takes longer to create the grid of dots.
Easy handling and very simple design are not features of vector scanning.