Question

There are 90 employees in one department; 70% of these move when the company is restructured and their records could be deleted. How much

disk space would be freed by deleting the records of those who moved?

Answer 1

Answer: approximately 31.5 gb

Step-by-step explanation:

To find out how much disk space would be freed by deleting the records of the employees who moved during the restructuring, you can start by calculating the number of employees who moved, and then multiply it by the amount of disk space each employee's records occupy.

First, find out how many employees moved:

Number of employees who moved = 70% of 90 employees
Number of employees who moved = 0.70 * 90
Number of employees who moved = 63 employees

Now, you know that 63 employees moved. To determine how much disk space is freed, you need to know the amount of disk space each employee's records occupy. If you have this information, you can simply multiply it by the number of employees who moved.

For example, if each employee's records occupy 500 MB, then the disk space freed would be:

Disk space freed = 63 employees * 500 MB/employee = 31,500 MB

So, 31,500 megabytes (or approximately 31.5 gigabytes) of disk space would be freed by deleting the records of those employees who moved during the company's restructuring.