Question

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

Explanation:

Ripping with a table saw is a common woodworking technique. When ripping, the wood is cut parallel to the grain to achieve a specific width. Cutting across the grain is called cross - cutting. Cutting at an angle is miter - cutting, and cutting to a specific length is also a form of cross - cutting in most cases.

Answer:

B. Is a specific width