Six original Cambridge-style questions on storage units and file size calculations, with worked solutions.
Put these units in order from smallest to largest: GiB, byte, TiB, nibble, KiB, bit, MiB.
Convert (a) 6 GiB to MiB and (b) 20 480 KiB to MiB.
A photograph is 1600 pixels wide and 1200 pixels high with a colour depth of 24 bits. Calculate the file size in MiB, to 2 decimal places.
A 20-second sound clip is recorded with a sample rate of 44 100 Hz and a sample resolution of 16 bits. Calculate the file size in KiB, to 2 decimal places.
A camera's memory card holds 32 GiB. Each photo is 4 MiB. Calculate how many photos the card can store.
A student converts 3 145 728 bytes to MiB by dividing by 1 000 000 and gets 3.15 MiB. Explain the error and give the correct answer.
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