A gigabyte is 1024 megabytes, so
4000 MB ÷ 1024 MB/GB = 3.90625 GB
1 kilobyte = 1024 bytes 1 megabyte = 1024 kilobytes 1 gigabyte = 1024 megabytes
Yes, 1,000 MB's make up 1 GB
one kilobyte =1024 bytes =210 bytesone megabyte =1024 kilobytes =220 bytesone GB =1024 MB =230 bytes
The space on an ipod is measured by GB (gigabytes) and MB (megabytes) if the GB and MB are all filled up, you can't fit anymore songs, games,or movies. The average movie takes up a little less than 2 GB.
It is a common misconception that1 gb = 1000 mbso then200000 mb = 200 gbAlthough most storage drive manufacters will use this to make there drives seem bigger, the actual conversion is1 gb = 1024 mbso then 195.3125 gbeasier to round up right?
depending on how many MB the show is it can hold up to 20-30
the awnser to your question is 150.817 because there is 1024 mb in 1 gb there fore its just simple math 1024-873.183=150.817 if you don't beleave you can check the math and look up how many mb are in a gb then do all over.
the sims 2 University takes up 944 MB of space
A Gb is a Gigabyte. A MB is a Megabyte, These terms represent digital storage capacity, not speed. Speed would be measured in terms like Gigahertz or Megahertz. And of course since Giga is a larger prefix than Mega, Gigabytes would be faster.
if there is a 1000MB in a 1GB really there is 1024MB but you round it to 1000MB you have 5GB or really 4.89GB edit: actually there is EXACTLY 1000MB in 1GB, if it was 1024 it would be mebi instead of mega and gibi instead of giga. Edit: actually if you were to go to google and look up how many megabytes are in a gigabyte it shows a calculator that says exactly "1 Gigabyte=1024 Megabytes"
yes. it takes 1000 kilobytes to make a mega byte, 1000 mega bytes to make a gigabyte, 1000 gigabytes to make a terabyte. And 1000 bytes make up a kilobyte P.S. it takes 8 bits to make up a byte.
Using the average audio rate (128k per second), 10 minutes takes up a mere 10 megabytes, or a scarce 100th of a gigabyte. Remeber: It is usually 1 minute for 1 megabyte.