COMPTIA A+ Practice Exam

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What marks the beginning of the developing stage in the laser printing process?

Charging the drum
Laser writing the image
Toner jumping from develop roller to drum
Toner transferring to paper

The correct answer is: Toner jumping from develop roller to drum

The beginning of the developing stage in the laser printing process is marked by the toner jumping from the develop roller to the drum. This is because during the developing stage, the toner particles are attracted to the areas on the drum that have been charged by the laser. The option A is incorrect because charging the drum is a part of the printing process, but it does not specifically mark the beginning of the developing stage. The option B is incorrect because the laser writing the image happens during the exposure stage, which happens before the developing stage. The option D is incorrect because toner transferring to paper happens during the last stage of the printing process, which is the fusing stage.