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What terms refers to the pictorial convention in which the most important figures are represented in a larger size than the others?
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What refers to the pictorial convention in which the most important figures are represented in a larger size than the others?
pictogram
What tem refers to the pictorial convention in which most important figures are represented in a larger size than others?
art
Which term refers to the pictorial convention in which the most important figures are represented in a larger size than the others?
hierarchy of scale
What term refers to the artistic convention in which the most important figures aare represented in a larger size than others?
hierarchy of scale
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Science requires physical observation through measurement, which is always limited in precision hence significant figures. Mathematics, in contrast, deals with exact quantities represented by specific points on a number line, which implies infinite precision with infinite significant figures.
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Capturing figures in a split second of action.
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