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The number of scanned pages that can fit into 1 MB varies based on factors such as the resolution, color depth, and compression method used. For example, a black and white scanned page at a low resolution (e.g., 150 DPI) may be around 10-20 KB, allowing approximately 50-100 pages per MB. In contrast, a high-resolution color scan could be 200 KB or more, reducing the capacity to about 5-10 pages per MB. Therefore, the actual number of pages depends on these variables.
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1024 mb = 1 gb
That really depends on the website. Some websites have only one or two pages. Some have a few hundred pages. Some have lots of fancy graphics and music and video whereas some are just text based. Some websites are made almost entirely of flash whereas others all HTML. You might have code working in the background. There is a very good program for downloading entire websites. Its called 'teleport pro'. So far I have used it to download 4 websites. Now my settings are to download text and graphics only: 1.26 Mb 9.30 Mb 18.2 Mb 10.7 Mb So at that rate there: Theres 1024 Mb in 1Gb. That would mean I can fit just under 100 websites for every 1Gb. But remember these are basic HTML websites with few pictures.
Approximately 4,710.4 megabytes.
To determine how many 5 MB pictures fit in 100 GB, first convert 100 GB to megabytes (MB). Since 1 GB equals 1,024 MB, 100 GB equals 102,400 MB. Dividing this by the size of each picture (5 MB), you get 102,400 MB ÷ 5 MB = 20,480 pictures. Therefore, 20,480 pictures of 5 MB each can fit in 100 GB.
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The number of A4 pages that can fit in one terabyte depends on the file format and content of the pages. For example, a standard A4 page saved as a text document may take up around 5 KB, while a high-resolution scanned image of the same page could be 1 MB or more. Assuming an average of 100 KB per A4 page, one terabyte could hold approximately 10 million A4 pages. However, this number can vary significantly based on the specific format and content of the pages.
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it should say the memory it will take up and there is 1000 kb in a megabyte (1000kb= 1 MB) and 1000 mega bytes that fit into 1 gigabyte (1000MB=1GB)
No, you can't fit anything higher than 700 mb if the device is 700 mb
The number of megabytes on a word document depends on how much text, pictures, or other objects are in the document. Images take up more space then the text.