Question

megabytes and kilobytes are used to gauge what two measurements?

○ memory capability and file type

○ file size and memory capability

○ file type and picture quality

○ picture quality and file size

Explanation:

Megabytes (MB) and Kilobytes (KB) are units of digital storage. File size refers to the amount of data a file contains, measured in these units. Memory capability (like RAM or storage devices) also uses these units to denote how much data they can hold. File type (e.g., .docx, .jpg) is about the format, not size. Picture quality relates to resolution/encoding, not KB/MB. So the correct option is the one with file size and memory capability.

Answer:

B. file size and memory capability