8. The memory of today’s computer is exactly how many times as large as the old

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8. The memory of today’s computer is exactly how many times as large as the old computer’s memory? ___________ 9. The 9-gig flash drive can hold how many of these books? _______________ 10. How many 10-nanometer (is 10 x 10-9) particles could be stacked across the diameter of a human hair? _________________ 11. Express this quantity in births per minute. ___________________ 12. You learned that the gestation period of humans (266 days) is ____percent longer than the gestation period of sheep (152 days). 13. Determine how much each person in the United States owes. Round your answer to the nearest $100. ________________ 14. How many arenas with a capacity of 50,000 each would it take to seat the 2.2 million prisoners in the United States? ______________

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Solution 8 :    Exactly ? noone can tell exactly Because the first computer's memory was developed only of 5MB in 1956 and after that as the time grows , this memory grows upto 1GB in 1980s , and in todays world , 500s/1000s/2000s of GBs of memory are very easy to have in our computer , So this will be very obvious to say that Computer's new memories are 100-1000 times larger than Computer's old memories , And one interesting fact in today's world is that Recently , Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) company has built a single computing system of memory 160 TBs ( 1 TB = 1000 GB ) . So i think that We can say that a very very huge gap has been come between old memories and new memories.

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