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Two images having one pixel gray value 01010100 and 00000101 at the same location, are operated against AND operator. What would be the resultant pixel gray value at that location in the enhanced image?

a.

10100100

b.

11111011

c.

00000100

d.

01010101

Answer: (c).00000100

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