A technician has installed a second monitor for a customer, but the desktop font sizes do not match. Which of the following display settings should be technician adjust to correct this issue?

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Options

• AResolution
• BRefresh rate
• CExtended monitor
• DColor depth

• A
  93% (63)
• B
  1% (1)
• C
  1% (1)
• D
  4% (3)

Explanation

Screen resolution determines how many pixels are displayed horizontally and vertically. If two monitors are set to different resolutions, text and UI elements will appear at different physical sizes even if they are the same pixel size, because the pixel density differs. Setting both monitors to the same resolution (or adjusting scaling settings proportionally) will make font sizes appear consistent across both displays. Refresh rate controls how many times per second the image is redrawn and does not affect font size. Color depth determines the number of colors displayable and has no effect on font size. Configuring extended monitor mode allows different content on each screen but does not address size discrepancies caused by resolution mismatches.

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