Run-Length Encoding (RLE) is most effective on data that has:

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A Many different random values
B Long sequences of the same repeated values
C High-resolution video frames
D Very little redundancy

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Answer: B. Long sequences of the same repeated values

Explanation: RLE works by replacing a run of identical data items with a single data value and its count (e.g., "AAAAA" becomes "5A").

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Run-Length Encoding (RLE) is most effective on data that has:

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