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Why does it not add up?
when a file is 100,000kilobytes,it is only 95.7 mega bytes.why is this?
Any replys will be greatly appreciated!!
dsligoboi
wha?
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ukulele_ninja
Because 100 Mega Bytes would be 102,400 Kilo Bytes.
1MB = 1,024KB
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wha?
Seriously, what was the point in posting that? If you don't know the answer to his question, then don't post.
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