One kilo byte (KB) is around:

One kilo byte (KB) is around:

  • (A) 1000 bytes
  • (B) 1024 bytes
  • (C) 1100 bytes
  • (D) 1124 bytes
  • One kilo byte (KB) is around 1024 bytes. Although the prefix kilo (decimal system) means 1,000 in metrics, in computing which uses a binary (base-2) system, a kilobyte is defined as bytes, which equals 1024 bytes.
  • 1 KB = 1024 Bytes
  • 1 MB = 1024 KB
  • 1 GB = 1024 MB
  • Quick Info: Though there are also manufacturers that prefer to count a kilobyte using 1000 bytes (or a kibibyte (KiB) of 1024 bytes to be precise), in standard computing usage and on exams, 1024 bytes is the correct response.
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