In digital storage terminology, approximately how many megabytes (MB) are contained in one gigabyte (GB) in standard binary decimal system?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. 1000 megabytes
- Step 1: In standard SI decimal data prefixes, 1 gigabyte (GB) equals 1000 megabytes (or 1024 MB in binary gibibytes). Answer: 1000 megabytes. Why not the others: 100 MB and 10 MB are orders of magnitude too small, and 10000 MB would be 10 GB.
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