SECTION C: A bitmap graphic is composed of a grid of tiny rectangular cells called The color of each cell is stored as a$($n$)$ number. Popular bitmap graphics formats include BMP$,$ TIFF, GIF, JPEG, RAW, and PNG$.$ Both scanners and cameras produce images in bitmap format. Digital display devices represent colors using the color $$odel$.$ Although colors are ultimately represented as bits when a graphic is stored or transmitted, color values can be specified in binary, or decimal. Color refers to the number of colors available for use in an image. The dimensions of the grid that forms a bitmap.graphic are referred to as it:

It is possible to change the resolution and$/$or the file size of a bitmap graphic; but because bitmaps are resolution these changes can reduce image quality. For example, enlarging a bitmap requires your com$-$