Question

question 11 (1 point) listen high speed storage media __________ than lower - speed storage media. 1) cost less per byte and provide lower capacities 2) cost more per byte and provide higher capacities 3) cost more per byte and provide lower capacities 4) cost less per byte and provide higher capacities

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall the relationship between storage media speed, cost per byte, and capacity. High - speed storage media (like SSDs in some cases or faster - access drives) generally have higher costs per byte because the technology to achieve high speed is more expensive. Also, they tend to have lower capacities compared to lower - speed, high - capacity storage like hard disk drives (HDDs) which are slower but can store more data at a lower cost per byte.

• Option 1: High - speed media do not cost less per byte and don't provide lower capacities in a way that matches the cost - capacity - speed relationship. High - speed is more expensive per byte.
• Option 2: High - speed media do not provide higher capacities. Lower - speed media like HDDs can have higher capacities.
• Option 3: This matches the relationship. High - speed storage has a higher cost per byte and typically lower capacities (since the focus is on speed, not maximum storage, and the technology for speed is more costly per unit storage).
• Option 4: High - speed media do not cost less per byte and do not provide higher capacities.

Answer:

1. cost more per byte and provide lower capacities