The article typed on a computer contains 8 pages 40 lines, each line contains 64 characters.

The article typed on a computer contains 8 pages 40 lines, each line contains 64 characters. In one Unicode representation, each character is encoded in 16 bits. Limit the informational volume of the article.

1) Determine the total number of characters on one page.

We multiply the known number of lines per page by the number of characters in one line.

40 * 64 = 2560 characters.

2) Find the total number of characters in the article.

To do this, multiply 8 pages by 2560 characters.

8 * 2560 = 20480 characters.

3) Determine the informational volume of the article.

To do this, we multiply the known volume of one symbol by their number.

Will be:

20480 * 16 = 327680 bits.

When translated into bytes, we get:

327680/8 = 40960 bytes.

In kilobytes it will be:

40960/1024 = 40 KB.

Answer 40 Kb.