the kind of motion that is created by showing a series of static images in quick succession is called…

Brief Explanations:

Stroboscopic motion is the perception of motion created by showing a series of static images in quick succession. It is based on the principle of persistence of vision where the human eye - brain system fills in the gaps between the static frames to create an illusion of continuous motion. Illusion of motion is a general term, artificial motion is not the specific term for this phenomenon, actual motion is real - world motion, and implied motion is more about suggesting motion in a static image rather than the motion created by a series of static images shown quickly.

Answer:

C. stroboscopic motion