what is the memory required when a screen has 1024*1280 pixels and each pixel can have around 16 million colors?
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Answer / Sanjay Kumar Chaubey
The memory requirement for this scenario can be calculated as follows:nColor Depth (bits per pixel) = log_2(Number of Colors) = log_2(16777216) ≈ 24nMemory per Pixel = Color Depth / 8 bytes (since one byte is 8 bits) = 24 / 8 = 3 bytesnTotal Memory = Number of Pixels * Memory per Pixel = 1024*1280 * 3 bytes ≈ 37859200 bytes or approximately 36.2 MB
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