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The question makes no sense. What do you mean "physical space"? The most straightforward interpretation is that you want to know how big a one-byte storage device would be, and the answer to that is that it depends on what the storage device is (in a complicated way, so don't bother specifying "a hard drive" like that's going to help).

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