The memory sizes in mainframe computers and advanced technology micro computer are expressed as

How many bytes makes up 4.2 kilobytes memory?

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The memory sizes in mainframe computers and advanced technology micro computers are expressed as Megabytes.

An average printed page of text, such as in this book, would take up about 4100–4200 bytes, or 4.1–4.2 kilobytes of space. Megabyte: A megabyte (M, MB) is about 1 million bytes (1,048,576 bytes). Many measures of microcomputer capacity—such as for main memory and diskettes—are expressed in megabytes.

Computers contain a series of miniaturized electronic circuits, which operate by storing and transmitting electrical signals. They are capable of accepting, storing, retrieving, and manipulating information. This ability to manipulate information in many different ways and store and retrieve it quickly makes computers valuable.

The main frame computer it used the magabyts because they thake large number of peole in same time

megabytes is correct

The correct answer is bite

I chose kilobytes. why not it s true???

why MB why not bit?

Is megabytes is correct
Because there are so many large size of memory available than megabytes

Zetabyets or petabytes are memory size of super computers so megabytes are proper answer

really?? did u guys still thought that memory in advance technology computer are calculated in megabytes?? now a days their memory are calculated in zetabytes or petabytes thats why i think that megabyte is not ryt answer.

its not the correct answer cause memory size of such system are in Zetabytes to pentabytes

The right answer is D.Megabytes

why is it in megabyte while it is more often use in kilobytes.

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