Question

13. Arrange in ascending order the units of memory TB, KB, GB, MB.

1)TB>MB>GB>KBB

2)MB>GB>TB>KB

3)TB>GB>MB>KB

4GB>MB>KB>TB​

Answer 1

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☆13. Arrange in ascending order the units of memory TB, KB, GB, MB.

1)TB>MB>GB>KBB

2)MB>GB>TB>KB

3)TB>GB>MB>KB

4GB>MB>KB>TB

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☆3)TB>GB>MB>KB

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. TB>MB>GB>KB
2. MB>GB>TB>KB
3. TB>GB>MB>KB ✔
4. GB>MB>KB>TB​

Explanation:

• 1MB = 1000KB. Therefore, MB > KB - (i)

• 1GB = 1000MB. Therefore, GB > MB - (ii)
• 1TB = 1000GB. Therefore, TB > GB - (iii)

From (i), (ii) and (iii),

→ TB > GB > MB > KB

→ Hence, option 3 is the right answer for the question.