Adding pixels between existing pixels is a process called ________, where images may start to deteriorate in quality and may appear jagged.
A) continuous tone
B) resampling
C) interpolation
D) pixelation

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The process described is interpolation, which occurs when translating an image to a different resolution or scaling it up. Resampling usually involves both interpolation and decimation, where pixels are removed. Continuous tone refers to the range of tones in a photographic image. Pixelation is the appearance of an image when its resolution is too low, resulting in blocky or jagged edges.

Adding Pixels Between Existing Pixels Is a Process Called ________