Question

how is wood cut when ripping with a table saw?
o to a specific width
o against the grain
o to a specific length
o at an angle

Explanation:

Ripping with a table saw is a common woodworking technique. When ripping, the goal is to cut the wood to a specific width. Cutting against the grain is more related to cross - cutting (which is for length). Cutting to a specific length is cross - cutting. Cutting at an angle is mitering. Ripping is parallel to the grain and mainly for width adjustment.

Answer:

to a specific width