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UGC NET Computer Science Dec 2022 Shift I (Paper II)

In _____ curve the last and the first vertices of the polygon lie on the curve and all other vertices define the derivatives, order and shape of the curve.

Solution

In a Bezier curve, the first and last control points lie on the curve.

The remaining control points control the shape, order and derivatives of the curve.

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