HP2-B101 · Question #23
Which printers use the In-line technology?
The correct answer is D. some of the Deskjet printers. Option D is correct because In-line printing technology is specifically found in some (not all) Deskjet printer models, where print heads are arranged in a straight, sequential line - it is a subset of the Deskjet lineup, not a universal feature across the entire series. Why…
Question
Which printers use the In-line technology?
Options
- Aseveral OfficeJet printers
- Bmost of the Color Laser printers
- Call of the Business Inkjet printers
- Dsome of the Deskjet printers
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B7% (2)
- D89% (25)
Explanation
Option D is correct because In-line printing technology is specifically found in some (not all) Deskjet printer models, where print heads are arranged in a straight, sequential line - it is a subset of the Deskjet lineup, not a universal feature across the entire series.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (several OfficeJet) - OfficeJet printers use different inkjet architectures tailored for office workloads, not In-line technology.
- B (most Color Laser) - Laser printers use an entirely different process (toner + fuser) and are not associated with In-line inkjet technology at all.
- C (all Business Inkjet) - Business Inkjet printers use their own distinct print head configurations; "all" is also a red flag word, as absolutes are rarely correct.
Memory tip: Think "Deskjet = In-line Design" - the D-to-D link reminds you that In-line belongs to the Deskjet family, and the word some is key because not every Deskjet model uses it.
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