There are 1000MB in 1GB, therefore, there 100MB is .10GB or in other words, there is .10 (one tenth) of a GB in 100MB.
there are 0.1 GB in 100 MB
This is not fully correct.
There is not 1000MB in 1 GB.
There is however 1024 megabytes in one GB.
100 / 1024 = .09765625
Answer is .09765625 GB
1024 megabytes make 1 gigabyte. To answer your question, 10240 megabytes make 10 gigabytes in normal computer systems. But when talking about Internet data, 1000MB per 1GB is the norm, this is to simplify data cost calculations and because the 8 bits per 1 byte system does not apply
A high quality image (1028x768) is about 800-900 KB. A MB is 1000 KB, and a GB is 1000 MB. I would say over 10000 pictures.
A little less than 10 GB. There are 1024 MB in 1 GB. So to get 10 full GB you would actually need 10240 MB. i think (i'm not the person who typed above) : thats its like 9 Gigabytes not fully 10 gigabytes but close just like he said above its 1024MB thats makes 10Gigs.
How many GB are there in 9161 MB?
1000 KB = 1 MB = 0 GB 100000 KB = 100 MB = 0 GB 1,000,000 KB = 1000 MB = 1 GB 10,000,000 KB = 10000 MB = 10 GB 100,000,000 KB = 100000 MB = 100 GB 20,000,000 KB = 20,000 MB = 20 GB Answer is: 120,000,000 KB = 120 GB (120 Million KB).
In computing memory convertion:1024bytes = 1MB1024MB = 1GB1024GB = 1TB So 10000MB = 10000 / 1024 = 9.765625GB to be exact. Alternatively for easy remembering and understanding, just take it as 10GB will do, which is 1000MB per GB.
1024 mb in a gb
If you have 2 Gigabytes on a computer, you have 2,000 Megabytes, or 2,048 Megabytes in many cases.
There a 5120 megabytes in a gigabyte.
There are 1024 MB in 1 GB.
There are 2048 megabytes in 2 gigabytes.
120,000 Mb. A Gb is 1000 Mb.