The arrangement of pixels in rows and columns is known as?

• A. Matrix
• B. Field of view
• C. Pixel density
• D. Contrast

Answer: (A)

In digital imaging, the arrangement of pixels in rows and columns forms a two-dimensional grid called a matrix. This matrix defines where each pixel sits and holds its brightness or color value, so the overall image resolution is described by the matrix size (width by height). Terms like field of view describe how much of the scene is captured, pixel density refers to how many pixels fit into a given area, and contrast is about differences in light and dark. So the grid of pixels in rows and columns is called the matrix.