Is a k or an MB bigger?

Question

Like is 5 MB bigger or smaller than a file that is 1367k?

Answer 1

1 MB is 1,000 K.

A 1,367 K file is 1.367 MB

Answer 2

There are 1024 kilobytes (kb) in a megabyte (mb).So to answer your question 1367kb file is much smaller than 5MB.

Answer 3

MB is bigger

Answer 4

WAN speeds are expressed in bits consistent with 2nd, and a gigbit is a million,000 instances better than a megabit. Your ISP velocity would be certain the throughput. no count in the journey that your router has one hundred Mbps or a million Gbps would not count while the ISP is restricted to 50 Mbps. you should to boot get a router with a a million Gbps WAN if it would not fee any extra. Pablo, thank you for the reminder, corrected.

Answer 5

bigger... i think like 1000k is about 1 mb... hope this helps! i was the first to help aren't i considerate??

Answer 6

I think you already have the answerer to this question as provided by other answersers but if you want to go over the edge, check these Wikipedia articles out:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megabyte
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilobyte
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_%28data%29

Answer 7

1024 bytes = 1k, 1024k = 1mb, 1024mb= 1gb and so on and so forth.

So 5mb is = 5120k which is bigger than your file at 1367k

Answer 8

K - kilobytes = 1000 bytes
Mb - megabyte = 1,000,000 bytes

1367k-b = 1.367mb
5mb = 5million bytes
Should be pretty obvious, if not, you need more math.

Answer 9

MB