Vector graphics is composed of                             ?

The correct answer is Paths because vector graphics rely entirely on mathematical equations that define geometric formulas rather than static colored grids.

• Step 1 (Technical Definition): Vector files utilize coordinates, points, curves, and lines (collectively known as paths) to illustrate an image. When you resize a vector graphic, the system instantly recalculates the math, keeping curves perfectly smooth.


• Step 2 (Practical Benefit): Because they are path-driven rather than pixel-driven, vector assets can be scaled up infinitely to billboard dimensions without experiencing any blurriness or pixelation.


• Incorrect Options:
  
  
  
  • Pixels is incorrect because pixels are the tiny, square, colored dots used exclusively to build raster images, such as JPEG photographs.
  
  
  • Palette is incorrect because a palette describes a chosen indexed library of colors allocated for a specific image, not a structural asset building block.
  
  
  • None of is an incomplete choice string that is mathematically invalidated by the presence of the correct geometric paths definition.