Displays are geared for a specific resolution. What is this resolution called?
A)indexed
B)baseline
C)native
D)broadband

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The specific resolution for displays is typically referred to as the native resolution, which is the resolution that the display is designed to work best at. Choice A (indexed) is a term used for color palettes, not resolutions. Choice B (baseline) and D (broadband) are not directly related to display resolutions.

Displays Are Geared for a Specific Resolution