megabytes and kb...help??

Question

im supposed to submit a photo for an id card and in the directions, it says the photo cannot be bigger than 2 megabytes in size. i checked the properties of my picture and it says the size it 395 KB (405,392 bytes) (copy and pasted).

is this ok? is that less than 2 megabytes? the resolution matches up so...(1200x1600)...matches up. tnx :)

Answer 1

Yes.



MUCH LESS then 2 MB infact.



2 megabytes (MB) = 2 048 kilobytes (KB)

Answer 2

From smallest to greatest: bit byte kilobyte megabyte gigabyte terabyte petabyte exabyte The final 3 are so extensive you will probable purely see them in very great advertisement and government desktops.

Answer 3

Yes, you will have plenty of room. 1 KB=1000 bytes. 1 MB=1,000,000 bytes. I could go on for a while explaining, but that's not what you need right now.

Answer 4

its ok 2 megabytes is 2000 KB

Answer 5

2 megabytes is actually 2048 kilobytes

Answer 6

yes its way less then 2 megabytes

Answer 7

yes, the requirements are to have a picture that is less than 200,000,000 bytes or 200,000 Kilobytes (KB)

Answer 8

1000bits = 1byte

1000bytes = 1megabbyte - MB

1000MB = 1 gigabyte - GB

1000GB = 1 Terabyte - TB

Answer 9

You can load about 50 of them

Answer 10

yes. you are ok...

1024b=1kb

1024kb=1mb

1024mb=1gb



and so on so. if you ever need a converter here is a link

http://www.egret.net/kb__mb.htm

Answer 11

2MB = 2,000 KB so you are OK