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asked Sep 10, 2018 158k views

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4,500 kilobytes in 6 minutes

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Hi there!

As I saw in some other questions, I assumed this question is about unit rates..

So, the answer to this is 750 kb/m

Hope this helps!

Keith Corwin answered Sep 16, 2018

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