Assume you have a computer that contains 1 GB of memory. It contains 4 memory slots. Each slot can contain on of the following memory modules: 128 MB, 246 MB, 512 MB, 1GB or 2 GB. Two of the slots are currently used, each contain a 512 MB memory module. Using this scenario, you are to answer the following two questions.

Question

1. What memory modules would you buy to increase the memory on the computer to 4 GB. You are short on funds, so you don’t want to toss out the existing memory. So you will be purchasing 2 more memory modules to fill the open slots. What will the size be of the 2 memory modules you will be purchasing.



2. If you tossed out the existing memory and were to purchase 4 new memory modules, what is the maximum memory possible on this computer?
Assume you have a computer that contains 1 GB of memory. It contains 4 memory slots. Each slot can contain on of the following memory modules: 128 MB, 246 MB, 512 MB, 1GB or 2 GB. Two of the slots are currently used, each contain a 512 MB memory module. Using this scenario, you are to answer the following two questions.

1. What memory modules would you buy to increase the memory on the computer to 4 GB. You are short on funds, so you don’t want to toss out the existing memory. So you will be purchasing 2 more memory modules to fill the open slots. What will the size be of the 2 memory modules you will be purchasing.



2. If you tossed out the existing memory and were to purchase 4 new memory modules, what is the maximum memory possible on this computer?

Answer 1

125Gb
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Answer 2

????-Best guess

Answer 3

1. you have 1GB and want to have 4 GB
... 2 open slots means a 1 GB and a 2GB module

2. 4 slots with 2GB each means max memory of 8GB