10.11 A 1024 768 image is displayed, noninterlaced, at a rate of thirty frames per second.

a. If the image is stored with 64K-color resolution, which uses 2 bytes per pixel, how much memory is required to store the picture?

b. How much video memory is required to store the picture as a true color image, at 3 bytes per pixel?

c. What is the transfer rate, in bytes per second, required to move the pixels from video memory to the screen for the true color image?

This question comes from, Textbook Title: The Introduction of Computer Hardware, Systems Software, & Networking (Fifth Edition), by Englander. ISBN: 978-1-118-32263-5

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