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1. The document contains questions about computer graphics concepts like raster systems, image file formats, line drawing algorithms, and frame buffers. It asks about the properties of horizontal lines, JPEG/GIF formats, Brasenhams algorithm, and pixel access rates for a given display resolution and refresh rate. 2. It asks the steps to plot a dotted line between two points using an algorithm, and calculates the minimum memory bandwidth required to support a given screen resolution and color depth with a refresh rate of 60Hz. 3. It asks to find the inverse of two factors, and calculates the memory required for frame buffers of different screen resolutions and color depth, selecting from memory sizes of 512KB to 16MB.
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Memories of 512 KB, and 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 MB Are Available

1. The document contains questions about computer graphics concepts like raster systems, image file formats, line drawing algorithms, and frame buffers. It asks about the properties of horizontal lines, JPEG/GIF formats, Brasenhams algorithm, and pixel access rates for a given display resolution and refresh rate. 2. It asks the steps to plot a dotted line between two points using an algorithm, and calculates the minimum memory bandwidth required to support a given screen resolution and color depth with a refresh rate of 60Hz. 3. It asks to find the inverse of two factors, and calculates the memory required for frame buffers of different screen resolutions and color depth, selecting from memory sizes of 512KB to 16MB.
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1# (a) State FALSE or TRUE: (1) Horizontal line has a slope of zero value, i.e.

m = 0 ; (2) The JPEG image files are a lossy format. (3) GIF also uses a lossless compression (4) Equation for d in Brasenhams algorithm is d = dy - 2dx. (5) A scaling constant 1 indicates, Compression of length. (b) Consider a raster system with resolution of 640 by 480. How many pixels could be accessed per second by a display controller that refreshes the screen at a rate of 60 frames per second? What is the access time per pixel? 2# (a) What steps are required to plot dotted line between (X1,Y1) and (X2,Y2). (b) The Bandwidth is the total amount of memory that can be read at one time. Find the necessary minimum memory bandwidth, in megabytes per second, required from the video memory in order to support a resolution of 800 x 600, color depth 16 and 60 refresh rate. 3# (a) Give the inverse of the following factors:

1 3i 8 j

1 90

(b) Find the amount of memory required for the frame buffer for screen resolutions of 1024 x 768 and 1600 x 1200 with color depth of 8 bits. (Memories of 512 KB, and 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 MB are available) 4# (a) Determine the points generated by the simple and symmetric DDA for the line segment from (2,6) to (-1,1). Make a table and also plot these points. (b) What is meant by gray level ? If 10 bits of frame buffer memory is allocated to each pixel, how many gray levels are possible per pixel.

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