Hi,
A book shows some data and then it calculates the bit rate and byes transferred in 4000s. The text is:
Let’s assume
that Frank is looking at a new photo every 10 seconds, and that photos are on average 200 Kbytes in
size. (As usual, throughout this discussion we make the simplifying assumption that )
Our second user, Martha, is streaming music from the Internet (“the cloud”) to her smartphone. Let’s
assume Martha is using a service such as Spotify to listen to many MP3 songs, one after the other,
each encoded at a rate of 128 kbps. Our third user, Victor, is watching a video that has been encoded at
2 Mbps. Finally, let’s suppose that the session length for all three users is 4,000 seconds (approximately
67 minutes).
Using the above information author constructs the table attached.
Some body please guide me how the table is constructed?
Zulfi.
A book shows some data and then it calculates the bit rate and byes transferred in 4000s. The text is:
Let’s assume
that Frank is looking at a new photo every 10 seconds, and that photos are on average 200 Kbytes in
size. (As usual, throughout this discussion we make the simplifying assumption that )
Our second user, Martha, is streaming music from the Internet (“the cloud”) to her smartphone. Let’s
assume Martha is using a service such as Spotify to listen to many MP3 songs, one after the other,
each encoded at a rate of 128 kbps. Our third user, Victor, is watching a video that has been encoded at
2 Mbps. Finally, let’s suppose that the session length for all three users is 4,000 seconds (approximately
67 minutes).
Using the above information author constructs the table attached.
Some body please guide me how the table is constructed?
Zulfi.