VGA denotes

AVideo Graphics Array ✓ Correct

BVisual Graphics Array

CVolatile Graphics Array

DVideo Graphics Adapter

Correct answer: (A) Video Graphics Array

Explanation

VGA denotes Video Graphics Array, a display standard for screen graphics.

Visual Graphics Array replaces Video with an incorrect first word.

Volatile Graphics Array uses an unrelated term meaning power dependent.

Video Graphics Adapter names the card, but VGA itself expands to Array.

The original VGA standard offered a 640 by 480 resolution.

It was introduced by IBM in 1987.

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