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OpenStudy (akohl):

Jane is considering a new TV She has an existing 50Mb/s connection through her Internet provider A 1080p HD movie typically requires about 5GB/hour storage space How long will it take her to download a 90 minute movie in 1080p resolution?

OpenStudy (alex_mattucci):

60 seconds in a minute so 50 times 60 =3000MB per minute. 60 minutes in an hour so 3000 times 60 = 180,000 cconvert that to GB and it is 180GB

OpenStudy (alex_mattucci):

180GB per hour that is

OpenStudy (anonymous):

She needs to download 5GB*1,5 so thats 7,5GB in total.

OpenStudy (alex_mattucci):

agreed here

OpenStudy (akohl):

so total time is 7.5/180

OpenStudy (alex_mattucci):

7.5GB in 1 hour 30 minutes

OpenStudy (akohl):

its a 90 min. movie but whats the doinload time

OpenStudy (akohl):

should i do 7.5/180 as the decimal number of hours needed

OpenStudy (alex_mattucci):

i would keep it as a fraction.

OpenStudy (akohl):

ok so the answer is 7.5/180 of an hour

OpenStudy (akohl):

there are a couple follow up questions i would appreciate help on. Will she be able to stream the movie in real time to her TV?

OpenStudy (akohl):

H ow long will it take her to download a 90 minute movie in 4k resolution

OpenStudy (akohl):

4k resolution: 4096 x 2160 pixels per image 1080p resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels per image

OpenStudy (akohl):

shouldn't the resolution be a part of the calculation for time?

OpenStudy (akohl):

anybody still on?

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