1000 kB
one million kilobytes one thousand megabytes one gigabyte
To write 82 kilobytes, you can express it in bytes as 82,000 bytes, since one kilobyte is typically considered to be 1,000 bytes in decimal notation. In binary notation, where one kilobyte equals 1,024 bytes, you would write it as 80 kilobytes and 512 bytes, or 82 * 1,024 = 84,992 bytes. In shorthand, it can be noted as 82 KB.
$1090 - one thousand and ninety $1009 - one thousand and nine
One thousand = 1,000
You write eighty one thousand in digits by doing 81,000.
**sigh** A gigabyte is a thousand megabytes which is a thousand kilobytes which is a thousand bytes. 19.5 kilobytes is about one 51282th of a gigabyte.
1000 kilobytes (kB) = 1 megabyte (MB)
A thousand kilobytes equals a gigabyte. 1.5 Gb = 1,500Mb 1,500Mb = 1,500,000Kb Answer = One million, five hundred thousand kilobytes.
The prefix "kilo" means "1,000"; "mega" means one million. A million is one thousand times one thousand, so 127 megabytes means 127 million bytes -- to find how many kilobytes that represents, divide 127,000,000 (127 million) by 1,000 -- 127,000 kilobytes
one million kilobytes one thousand megabytes one gigabyte
a mega is a million and a kilo is one thousand
To write 82 kilobytes, you can express it in bytes as 82,000 bytes, since one kilobyte is typically considered to be 1,000 bytes in decimal notation. In binary notation, where one kilobyte equals 1,024 bytes, you would write it as 80 kilobytes and 512 bytes, or 82 * 1,024 = 84,992 bytes. In shorthand, it can be noted as 82 KB.
To write one thousand dollars on a check, you would write "One thousand and 00/100" in the dollar amount line.
$1090 - one thousand and ninety $1009 - one thousand and nine
1,000,000,000 .am sure
One thousand = 1,000
How to write thirty one hundred thousand in number