The fact that an object will appear closer the more coarse its surface, is due to the monocular cue of
A) linear perspective.
B) texture.
C) shading.
D) interposition.
E) retinal disparity.

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Texture gradient is a monocular cue that allows us to perceive depth. It refers to the way we can see details more clearly on closer objects, while distant objects appear smoother or less textured. This cue helps in judging distances based on the known size of objects or patterns.

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