Question

question 6
an image that looks pixelated is one with:
○ high resolution.
○ low resolution.
○ typical resolution.
○ rasterized resolution.

Explanation:

Pixelation occurs when individual pixels (the small square units that make up a digital image) become visible. This happens when an image has too few pixels for the display size, which is characteristic of low resolution. High resolution images have enough pixels to appear smooth, typical resolution does not cause visible pixelation, and rasterized resolution refers to a type of image format, not a resolution level that causes pixelation.

Answer:

low resolution.