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【Daily Question No. 5】September 04, 2015: +2 wealth for participation, +3 wealth for a correct answer

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To boost activity on the desktop version, a daily quiz event is launched starting today: participants earn +2 wealth points for taking part, and an additional +3 wealth points for answering correctly. This helps to create a more active atmosphere on this platform, promotes basic computer knowledge, and provides users with certain wealth rewards. A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 512 bytes; B) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 128 bytes; C) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 80 × 512 bytes; D) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 15 × 128 bytes. Answer: A. Please reply with the answer you think is correct; participating in the quiz earns +2 wealth points (points are added automatically according to the rules; no additional points or comments will be given if your answer is incorrect). Those who get all answers right will receive an additional +3 wealth points. Extra points will also be given for providing detailed explanations or analyses of the questions and answers. The answer will be visible after the reply. Note: We will close this post after 24 hours.
Reply #22015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of platters × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 512 bytes
Reply #32015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes B) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 128 bytes C) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 80 × 512 bytes D) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 15 × 128 bytes
Reply #42015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes B) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 128 bytes C) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 80 × 512 bytes D) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 15 × 128 bytes
Reply #52015-09-04
A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes
Reply #62015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes B) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 128 bytes C) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 80 × 512 bytes D) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 15 × 128 bytes C
Reply #72015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity. The formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is: A) Number of tracks × Number of platters × Number of sectors per track × Number of platters × 512 bytes
Reply #82015-09-04
A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes
Reply #92015-09-04
A key performance indicator of a hard drive is its capacity, and the formula for calculating a hard drive’s capacity is (A)
Reply #102015-09-04
A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes
Reply #112015-09-04
A) Number of tracks × Number of surfaces × Number of sectors × Number of platters × 512 bytes

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