The hidden surface removal problem with a minimal 3D pipeline can be solved with
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Correct answer: A. Painter's algorithm
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The painter's (depth-sort) algorithm draws polygons back to front, so nearer ones overwrite farther ones — the simplest way to remove hidden surfaces in a minimal 3D pipeline.
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