Discussion
The output quality of a printer is measured by
Answer: A
Correct answer: Dot per sq. inch
Print quality is a matter of resolution - how finely the dots are packed. It is quoted as dots per inch, usually for both directions (600 × 600 dpi), which amounts to a density over the printed area. The more dots in a given area, the smoother the curves and the finer the detail. Speed, quoted in pages per minute, is a separate matter and says nothing about quality.
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