A salesperson is trying to sell you a phone that has 16 GB of memory saying, "that's enough space to record an hour of high quality video!" This salesperson is probably wrong, but in which direction? Would you have more than enough memory or not enough? A) You would actually have 8 hrs of video. B) You would actually have 4 hrs of video. C) You would actually only have 30 minutes of videoD) You would actually only have 1 minute of video

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Karley Waters

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11 June, 14:17

A salesperson is trying to sell you a phone that has 16 GB of memory saying, "that's enough space to record an hour of high quality video!" This salesperson is probably wrong, but in which direction? Would you have more than enough memory or not enough? A) You would actually have 8 hrs of video. B) You would actually have 4 hrs of video. C) You would actually only have 30 minutes of videoD) You would actually only have 1 minute of video

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Damarion Ramos · Answer 1

The salesperson is not providing any information about what high quality means (resolution of video). Overall the option B is correct.

Explanation:

Firstly, the salesperson is not providing any details of video quality so he lacks here. The second reason that the information is inadequate is calculation is required for the consumption of memory by 720p and 1080p video. The video 720p consume almost below 4 GB for an one hour of video captured by an iphone camera. This means it posses space for 4hrs (16GB/4GB) of video so the option B is correct.