On a flash drive, one billion bytes is called a(n) _____________.

Simple answer: 0.581724 GB, since 1 GB = 103 MB, or 1 MB = 10-3 GB, so 581.724 MB gets its decimal point shifted three places left to be quoted in gigabytes.

The problem is whether you're talking about true gigabytes (109 bytes, which it appears you are) or "Gibibytes" 1073741824bytes.

See the "Gibibyte" entry in Wikipedia for a more complete explanation.

If you are using a mb that equals 1024 kb and a kb that equals 1024 bytes, then you have 0.0009765625 mb, you could also say 1 kb.

If you are using a mb that equals 1000 kb and a kb that equals 1000 bytes, then you have 0.001024 mb, you could also say 1.024 kb.

The average website is around 130 KB, so:

1 GB=1 000 MB=1 000 000 KB

1000000/130 = 7692 webpages.

The last answerer believed a Gigabyte to be equal to 1024 MB. This is a common misconception,; according to the SI standard of measurement, a different unit is used for products of binary fission (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128...1024) called a Gibibyte, or GiB.