Briefly explain how a picture can be resized while modifying a graphic in a word document.?

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Answers will vary.One can change the size of the graphics one inserts. The easiest way to do this is to drag the sizing handles. One can also change a graphic's measurements using the Shape Height and Shape Width boxes in the Size group on the Picture Tools or Drawing Tools Format tab.??Pictures and other objects that cause the Picture Tools Format tab to appear when selected have their aspect ratios locked by default.Aspect ratiospecifies an object's height relative to its width. When a graphic is resized, dragging a corner sizing handle or changing one dimension in the Size group on the Picture Tools Format tab changes the other dimension by the same percentage. However, dragging one of the sizing handles in the middle of the graphic's border overrides the locked aspect ratio setting and resizes the object only in the direction you drag. Generally, one does not want to override the aspect ratio setting when resizing photos because the images will be distorted.Please see the section "Inserting and Modifying Graphics" for more information.