How many distinct bytes of data storage are required to fully hold a digital image file that has a resolution of 100 x 200 pixels using a 24-bit true color depth?

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A 20,000 bytes
B 40,000 bytes
C 60,000 bytes
D 480,000 bytes

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Answer: C. 60,000 bytes

Answer: C) 60,000 bytes
Explanation: Total pixels = 100 × 200 = 20,000. 24 bits = 3 bytes per pixel, so the size is 20,000 × 3 = 60,000 bytes.

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