Question

which of the following is not an example of width? thin vertical thick dashed

Explanation:

Width refers to the measurement of something from side - to - side. "Thin" and "Thick" can describe the width of an object. "Dashed" is a type of line style (related to how a line is drawn, like a series of short lines), not width. "Vertical" is a direction (up - down or perpendicular to the horizon), not related to width.

Answer:

Vertical