A monochrome display can display black, white, and many shades of gray in between, so it requires 8 bits per pixel.

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​A monochrome display can display black, white, and many shades of gray in between, so it requires 8 bits per pixel.

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A monochrome display typically displays only two colors (such as black and white) and does not require 8 bits per pixel. 8 bits per pixel would allow for 256 different shades, which is more characteristic of grayscale or color displays, not strictly monochrome.

​A Monochrome Display Can Display Black, White, and Many Shades

A Monochrome Display Can Display Black, White, and Many Shades