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If 1 GB = 1000 MB (rather than 1024), then the answer is 72.9 ie 73 discs.

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You would need around 73 discs to equal 51GB, as 1GB is equal to approximately 1024MB. So, 51GB is equal to about 52,224MB (51 * 1024), and therefore you would need about 73 discs of 700MB each (52,224 / 700).

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