3E ESMe EBCODed One DVD holds 4.7 gigabytes of data. How many gigabytes of ata can 15 DVDs hold altogether? \[ \begin{array}{l}\text { A } 73.5 \\ \text { B } 28.2 \\ \text { C } 75.0 \\ \text { D None of these }\end{array} \]

If one DVD holds 4.7 gigabytes of data, then to find out how many gigabytes 15 DVDs can hold, you simply multiply the capacity of one DVD by the number of DVDs: 4.7 gigabytes * 15 DVDs = 70.5 gigabytes. So, the answer is none of the options provided match 70.5, making the answer **D** (None of these). Did you know that DVDs, which made their big splash in the 1990s, replaced VHS tapes as the go-to for home entertainment? This revolution allowed for not just better video quality but also the inclusion of extra features like commentaries and behind-the-scenes clips, enhancing the movie-watching experience! If you’re dealing with data storage, always double-check your calculations! A common mistake is incorrect multiplication or forgetting to carry over extra values in larger products. Tools like calculators can help, but don't forget the old-fashioned way—cross-checking your results. It may save you from common pitfalls and make learning fun!