Math

Dots as Points The first description of a point is that a point is a dot. A dot is a point. Dotes make up lines on a score board at a baseball game or football game. They also make up your screen of your television. People call these dots or points pixels. Pixels are arranged in a rectangular array of rows and columns which are called a matrix. Every point are dot that makes up a line is either horizontal, vertical or oblique. Horizontal is left to right, vertical is up and down and oblique is a diagonal.

Resolution is how sharp the image comes out. The more dots or points the sharper the image comes out.

Convex & Nonconvex Convex is a set in which all segments connecting points of the set lie entirely in the set. Take a triangle for example. You can take a line that goes in any direction up, down, left, right, or diagonal.

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That line will go through the triangle once. It goes in one side and out the other. On the other hand there is such thing that is called a nonconvex set. A nonconvex set is where you can go through a quadrilateral side, out the other side and in another side and out the other all in a straight line. If this occurs then it means that it is not a convex set.