An image with 11-bit radiometric resolution can contain pixel values within the range of:

An image with 11-bit radiometric resolution means that each pixel can represent a value using 11 bits. The number of different values that can be represented by n bits is given by the formula (2^n). For 11 bits, this would be (2^{11}), which calculates to 2048 different values.

The range of pixel values begins at 0 and goes up to 2047, since the counting starts from zero. Therefore, the full range of values that can be represented in an 11-bit system is from 0 to 2047.

While choices mentioning 2048, 4096, or 4095 may seem plausible, they do not correctly represent the range defined by an 11-bit resolution. This is why the choice that states the range is from 0 to 2047 is the only accurate answer that aligns with the calculations based on radiometric resolution.