The depth cue in which faraway objects appear to be hazy and have a blurred outline is called __________
A) linear perspective.
B) shadowing.
C) atmospheric perspective.
D) motion parallax.

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The depth cue described is known as Atmospheric perspective, due to the way that distant objects appear obscured by the atmosphere, causing them to appear hazy, blue tinted, and less distinct or sharp-edged than closer objects. Linear perspective involves parallel lines converging in the distance, shadowing involves the placement and intensity of shadows, and motion parallax involves the apparent movement of objects as an observer moves through space.

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