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Answer: B. Easing (Ease-in / Ease-out)
Answer: B) Easing (Ease-in / Ease-out)
Explanation: Easing adjusts the rate of change over time. "Ease-in" starts a movement slowly before accelerating, while "Ease-out" decelerates an object to a gentle stop. This prevents movements from feeling mechanical, digital, or abruptly robotic.
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