Question

the greater the __, the greater the __. (1 point) pixels, resolution use; compression points; dots primitives; file size

Explanation:

• Pixels and resolution: In digital imaging, more pixels generally mean higher resolution. Resolution is a measure of the detail an image holds, and pixels are the building blocks. A greater number of pixels (within a given area) leads to a greater resolution.
• Use and compression: There is no direct inherent relationship where greater use leads to greater compression. Compression is a process related to reducing file size, not directly tied to "use" in this context.
• Points and dots: Points and dots are not in a direct "the greater the X, the greater the Y" relationship in a general digital or imaging sense relevant to this question.
• Primitives and file size: While primitives (basic graphical elements) can contribute to file size, it's not a simple one - to - one "the greater the primitives, the greater the file size" in all cases. There are many factors like how the primitives are encoded, etc.

Answer:

pixels, resolution