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1.	QUANTITATIVELY,_SPATIAL_RESOLUTION_CANNOT_BE_REPRESENTED_IN_WHICH_OF_THE_FOLLOWING_WAYS?$
A.	line pairs
B.	pixels
C.	dots
D.	none of the Mentioned
Answer» E.

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