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Theresa’s computer at home has 1 terabyte of storage. How many more bits of storage does her computer have than the combined bit

posledela

Answer:

Not enough information provided

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the difference between one terabyte and the storage available to the other mediums, we would need to know the storage available to those mediums. They can all have potentially different amounts of storage space, so we have no way to answer that part of the question.

We can however find out how many bits her computer has. There are two lines of thought to follow though. kilo, mega, giga etc each generally note a multiple of 1000 in common terms. In computer tech though, the number 1024, or 2¹⁰, is often used instead.

Starting with the layman's powers of 10, a terabyte is a thousand gigabytes, which in turn is a thousand megabytes, which is a thousand kilobytes, which is a thousand bytes.

That means that a terabyte stores 1 × 10¹² bytes. A byte however is eight bits, giving us 8 × 10¹² bits.

Using the nerdier powers of 2 then, a byte is eight bits, so we'll call that 2³. We then go up by multiples of 2¹⁰. With the same logic above, a terabyte is 2¹⁰ gigabytes, which is 2¹⁰ megabytes, which is 2¹⁰ kilobytes, which is 2¹⁰ bytes. Adding the exponents up, then a terabyte would be 2⁴³ bits

So depending on whether you use the powers of ten or powers of 2 conventions, then a terabyte is either 8 × 10¹² bits, or 2⁴³ bits.

If you want to express the latter as a power of ten for proper scientific notation, then it would be 8.796093022208 × 10¹² - a rather useless way of expressing it, but just to cover all bases.

3 0

3 years ago

Can the values be added or subtracted? If one value needs to be converted to another, describe the conversion. 6.5 yd + 32 in. A

sukhopar [10]

Convert both to either yards or inches and you can just add the numbers. B is the right answer.

7 0

3 years ago

The height h in feet of a ball thrown vertically upward from the top of a 288-foot tall building is given by h=288+48t-16t^2 whe

mr Goodwill [35]

6 sec can take penny to strike the ground.

Solution:

Given data:

$H_0=288$ feet

$V_0=48$ feet

$h(t)=288+48t-16t^2$

Re-arrange the terms from greatest degree to smallest degree.

$h(t)=-16t^2+48t+288$

We can solve it by applying quadratic formula,

$$x=\frac{-b\pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a}$

Here a = –16, b = 48, c = 288

$$t=\frac{-48\pm \sqrt{48^2-4(-16)(288)}}{2(-16)}$

$$t=\frac{-48\pm \sqrt{2304+18432}}{-32}$

$$t=\frac{-48\pm \sqrt{20736}}{-32}$

$$t=\frac{-48\pm144}{-32}$

Now, write find two t's using plus and minus operation.

$$t=\frac{-48+144}{-32},\ \ t=\frac{-48-144}{-32}$

$$t=\frac{96}{-32},\ \ t=\frac{-192}{-32}$

t = –3 (or) t = 6

We cannot write time is negative. so neglect t = –3.

Therefore t = 6.

Hence 6 sec can take penny to strike the ground.

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2 years ago

Please help i dont get it <br>20 POINTSS

Sloan [31]

Answer:

P( not win) = 2/ (n+2)

Step-by-step explanation:

There are n+2 total possibilities

There are n winners

not win = n+2 - n = 2

P( not win) = not win / total

= 2/ n+2

3 0

3 years ago

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.

pychu [463]

The figure shows that the polygon:

Has 6 sides.
Divided into 4 triangles.
Total interior angle measure of 180°.
Total measure of the interior angles of this polygon is 720°.

<h3>What is the polygon about?</h3>

The polygon has sides of: AB, BC, CD, DE, EF, FA.

So, this means that they have 6 sides and when you look at the diagram, this 6 sides can be divided into 4 triangle of which whose total interior will sum up to 180°.

Since there are 4 triangles and the interior is 180°, then to get the total measure of the interior angles of this polygon will be:

= 180 X 4 = 720

Therefore, one can say that the The figure shows that the polygon, has 6 sides, may be divided into 4 triangles, each of which will have a total interior angle measure of 180. Therefore, the total measure of the interior angles of this polygon is 720.

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1 year ago