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One Mega Byte (1MB) is approximately equal to _ 1000 Bytes 1 Billion Bytes 1 Million Bytes 1000 Bits
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One Mega Byte (1MB) is approximately equal to _

1000 Bytes
1 Billion Bytes
1 Million Bytes
1000 Bits

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The answer is 1000 Bits.

Step-by-step explanation:

because (1GB) is just 10 1000 (1MB)

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1000 Bits is the answer
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