Intro to Computing - How Data is RepresentedWhich of the following is a correct description of lossless compression?AIt removes some data permanently to reduce sizeBIt compresses data without losing any original informationCIt changes file format to a different typeDIt only works on images, not textCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Define lossless compressionLossless compression reduces size but keeps all original data intact.Step 2: Match definitions to optionsIt compresses data without losing any original information correctly describes lossless compression as no data loss.Final Answer:It compresses data without losing any original information -> Option BQuick Check:Lossless = no data lost [OK]Quick Trick: Lossless means no data is lost during compression [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing lossless with lossy compressionThinking lossless deletes dataBelieving lossless only works on images
Master "How Data is Represented" in Intro to Computing9 interactive learning modes - each teaches the same concept differentlyLearnWhyDeepFlowTryChallengeDrawRecallReal
More Intro to Computing Quizzes How Files and Folders Organize Data - Search and find operations - Quiz 6medium How Hardware Works - Storage devices (HDD, SSD) - Quiz 11easy How Hardware Works - Motherboard and component connections - Quiz 14medium How Software Works - Software updates and patches - Quiz 10hard How Software Works - Installing and uninstalling software - Quiz 4medium How Software Works - Installing and uninstalling software - Quiz 8hard How Software Works - Application software vs system software - Quiz 5medium How the Internet Works - IP addresses and domain names - Quiz 15hard How the Internet Works - What the internet actually is (network of networks) - Quiz 11easy How the Internet Works - HTTP and HTTPS protocols - Quiz 3easy