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Usually, there is less variation in paper properties in the MD than in the CD.

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Usually, there is less variation in paper properties in the MD than in the CD.

(a) True

(b) False

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The correct answer is (a) True

Easy explanation: The given statement is true. Usually, there is less variation in paper properties in the MD than in the CD. It is because variations occur slowly in the MD, whereas in the CD they may occur quite suddenly for a variety of process related reasons. In addition, the CD strength normally varies depending on how far the sample was taken from the edge of the sheet.

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