COMPTIA A+ Practice Exam 2025 - Free CompTIA A+ Practice Questions and Study Guide

WSXGA+ stands for Wide Super eXtended Graphics Array Plus, and it typically refers to a display resolution of 1680x1050. This means that the display has a total of 1,764,000 pixels, with a width of 1680 pixels and a height of 1050 pixels. The other options, although they may have similar numbers, are not the correct resolution for WSXGA+. Option B (1600x1200) has a different aspect ratio, with a height that is not as tall as the standard resolution for WSXGA+. Option C (1920x1200) is a higher resolution known as WUXGA, and although it has the same aspect ratio as WSXGA+, it is not the standard resolution for this term. Option D (2560x1600) is an even higher resolution known as WQXGA and again, although it has the same aspect ratio, it is not the standard resolution for WSXGA+. So although the other options have similar numbers, only option A is the correct resolution for WSXGA+.