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If a memory capacity is 16*4 then what is it's capacity in kb.0
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Member • Jul 24, 2010
0.0078125 kbAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Feb 9, 2012
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Member • Feb 10, 2012
The answer is 0.0625...
Now lets read work it out,
Lets take a Disk for example,
16 tracks per sector,
And we have 4 sector in a disk
Thats 16*4=64byte [since its always read in bytes]
buh, 1024bytes = 1kb
then 1byte=1/1024kb
so, ultimately:
64bytes = 64/1024kb
=0.0625kb
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Member • Feb 13, 2012
Nice explanationAre you sure? This action cannot be undone.