For the following question, assume that 1GB = 1,000 MB. And remember the difference between Bits and Bytes. You have been hiking through the arctic with your trusty Siberian Husky "Snowy". All of a sudden you spot a Yeti. You hide behind a snowbank and record a 10 minute video of the yeti with your digital camera. The camera records 4K HDR video at 60fps, at a bitrate of 85Megabits per second. You could be famous! Now you have to get this on social media as quickly as possible. But, since you are in the arctic, your network connectivity is not very fast. Should you: A. Put the storage medium (a MicroSD card) into the collar of Snowy, and have him deliver it to the nearest hut with an Internet connection (about 7 miles away), where your friends could post the video on your behalf? Siberian Huskies can reach a peak speed of up to 28 mp/h. B. Use the Internet connection of your phone to upload the video (your phone has a transfer rate of about 50Mbps). C. Wait for a scheduled helicopter pickup in 10 minutes and use their onboard Internet connection with a transfer rate of 150Mbps. Please explain your reasoning step by step.

For the following question, assume that 1GB = 1,000 MB. And remember the difference between Bits and Bytes. You have been hiking through the arctic with your trusty Siberian Husky "Snowy". All of a sudden you spot a Yeti. You hide behind a snowbank and record a 10 minute video of the yeti with your digital camera. The camera records 4K HDR video at 60fps, at a bitrate of 85Megabits per second. You could be famous! Now you have to get this on social media as quickly as possible. But, since you are in the arctic, your network connectivity is not very fast. Should you: A. Put the storage medium (a MicroSD card) into the collar of Snowy, and have him deliver it to the nearest hut with an Internet connection (about 7 miles away), where your friends could post the video on your behalf? Siberian Huskies can reach a peak speed of up to 28 mp/h. B. Use the Internet connection of your phone to upload the video (your phone has a transfer rate of about 50Mbps). C. Wait for a scheduled helicopter pickup in 10 minutes and use their onboard Internet connection with a transfer rate of 150Mbps. Please explain your reasoning step by step.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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