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Describe how a vector graphic could represent a simple image containing a rectangle, a circle and a line. Give at least two suitable properties for each object.

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Representing images, sound and other data

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Describe how a vector graphic could represent a simple image containing a rectangle, a circle and a line. Give at least two suitable properties for each object.

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  • The vector graphic could contain a list with three objects: a rectangle, a circle and a line.
  • The rectangle could have properties such as its position, width, height, fill colour and outline colour.
  • The circle could have properties such as its centre position, size and fill colour.
  • The line could have properties such as the positions of its start and end points, its outline colour and its line width.

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Vector graphics represent an image as a list of geometric objects. Each object has its own stored properties that define its shape, position and appearance.

The exact properties used depend on the object.

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