HP Selling HP Supplies 2020 - HP2-I14 Exam Practice Test

A. Familiar and intuitive ordering and replacement procedures minimize maintenance time for lower TCO.

B. Possible printer damage caused by a non-HP cartridge is an expense that contributes to greater TCO.

C. Because Original HP cartridges are made with recycled plastics, empty cartridges can be returned to HP at no charge.

D. Original HP supplies meet eco-label criteria, lowering TCO.

A. Remanufactured ink cartridges can only be reused a few times before the recycled plastics break down.

B. Every remanufactured ink cartridge uses three times more water than an Original HP ink cartridge requires during the manufacturing process.

C. Almost 90% of remanufactured cartridges end up in a landfill.

D. Remanufactured ink cartridges cost more in total cost of ownership (TCO) because their warranties cover fewer years.

A. It tracks the cartridges through the supply chain to know exactly where they are sold, curtaining grey marketing trade.

B. It uses embedded code to determine in which regions the cartridges are sold.

C. It uses QR codes on interior and exterior packing to product partners from purchasing counterfeit and grey market products.

D. It monitors the products sold through MAC addresses to ensure they are sold by authorized channels.

A. Privacy regulations determine the type of cartridges and supplies that can be recycled in certain countries.

B. Governments in more than 190 countries worldwide restrict recycling centers to locations that are outside of urban areas.

C. Programs to recycling used Original HP and Samsung ink and toner cartridges vary according to country.

D. HP recovers precious metals from used Original HP and Samsung cartridges and shares them in countries lacking those resources.