A user sends a print job to a network printer, and the print job uses double the amount of paper as expected. Which of the following should the user configure to get the expected result?

The correct answer is A. Duplex. Duplex printing prints on both sides of a sheet of paper. If duplex is disabled, each page prints on its own sheet, effectively doubling paper usage. Enabling duplex printing will print front and back, halving the number of sheets used. Collate (B) controls the order of multi-cop

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ADuplex
BCollate
CLandscape
DTransparency

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A
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D
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Explanation

Duplex printing prints on both sides of a sheet of paper. If duplex is disabled, each page prints on its own sheet, effectively doubling paper usage. Enabling duplex printing will print front and back, halving the number of sheets used. Collate (B) controls the order of multi-copy jobs, Landscape (C) changes page orientation, and Transparency (D) is a media type setting - none of these affect paper quantity.

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