Asked by Reyna Castro on Jun 03, 2024

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Helvetica Regular, Helvetica Light, Helvetica Italic, and Helvetica Bold are all members of what group?

A) a typeface
B) a type family
C) a type case
D) a type setting

Typeface

The design of lettering that includes various styles, weights, sizes, and appearances used in printing and digital media.

Type Family

A group of related fonts that share common design characteristics.

Helvetica Regular

A widely used sans-serif typeface developed in 1957, often used for its clarity and neutrality.

  • Differentiate between typeface, type family, type case, and type setting concepts.
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Zybrea KnightJun 07, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Helvetica Regular, Helvetica Light, Helvetica Italic, and Helvetica Bold are all variations within the Helvetica type family. A typeface refers to the unique design of a specific set of letters and characters, while a type family includes multiple variations (such as bold, italic, etc.) of a specific typeface. A type case refers to a physical case filled with individual letters and symbols for typesetting.