Based on the same image file properties screen shown in previous question, the size of the file saved without compression would be ------ MB (Megabytes? The image shows the properties of an infographic related to Wim Hof. Below are the details of the image properties:### Image Properties- **Image ID**: Not specified- **Dimensions**: 2495 x 1662 pixels- **Width**: 2495 pixels- **Height**: 1662 pixels- **Horizontal Resolution**: 150 dpi- **Vertical Resolution**: 150 dpi- **Bit Depth**: 24There are no graphs or diagrams in the visible part of the image. The image primarily consists of text detailing the properties of a specific file.

Formula to find size is : (width*height)*bit depth

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Based on the same image file properties screen shown in previous question, the size of the file saved without compression would be ------ MB (Megabytes?

The image shows the properties of an infographic related to Wim Hof. Below are the details of the image properties:

### Image Properties
- **Image ID**: Not specified
- **Dimensions**: 2495 x 1662 pixels
- **Width**: 2495 pixels
- **Height**: 1662 pixels
- **Horizontal Resolution**: 150 dpi
- **Vertical Resolution**: 150 dpi
- **Bit Depth**: 24

There are no graphs or diagrams in the visible part of the image. The image primarily consists of text detailing the properties of a specific file.

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