Consider a system where each file is associated with a 16-bit number. For each file, each user should have the read and write capability. How much memory is needed to store each user’s access data?

Consider a system where each file is associated with a 16-bit number.

1.	Consider a system where each file is associated with a 16-bit number. For each file, each user should have the read and write capability. How much memory is needed to store each user’s access data?
A.	16 KB
B.	32 KB
C.	64 KB
D.	128 KB
Answer» B. 32 KB

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