Question

which statement best describes the difference between raster images and vector images?

vector images use pixels; raster images use algorithms.
raster images use pixels; vector images use algorithms.
raster images use binary; vector images use hexadecimal.
vector images use binary; raster images use hexadecimal.

Explanation:

Raster images are composed of individual pixel grids, while vector images are defined by mathematical algorithms (geometric shapes, paths, and equations) that scale without losing quality. The other options incorrectly mix up the core composition methods or reference numbering systems not specific to the key difference between the two image types.

Answer:

Raster images use pixels; vector images use algorithms.