A printer's ____ determines how many pages a printer is able to churn out.
A) resolution
B) duplex index
C) duty cycle
D) PCL

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The duty cycle is the maximum number of pages a printer can produce in a month without causing damage to the device. Therefore, it directly determines how many pages a printer is able to churn out in a given time period. Resolution (A) is a measure of the printer's printing quality, duplex index (B) refers to the printer's ability to print on both sides of a page, and PCL (D) stands for "Printer Control Language," which is a type of printer language used for controlling printer functions. Therefore, none of these directly address the printer's capacity for output.

A Printer's ____ Determines How Many Pages a Printer Is