EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10) |
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Module 3 : Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems |
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Banwari on 15/05/2025Opted Answer: B
data density includes Areal Density, Track Density, and Linear or Recording Density.
Volume Density does not describe how data is stored or packed on a hard disk
Linear or recording density refers to how tightly data is packed along a single track on a hard disk. this term describes the number of bits stored per inch of a track, commonly measured in bits per inch (BPI).
Krishna on 20/03/2025Opted Answer: B
Volume Density is not a recognized term in hard disk.
Linear or recording density represent how many bits stored on a single track.
Krishna on 13/03/2024Opted Answer: B
Volume density does not describe the type of data density on a hard disk.Yes.. Track Density, Areal Density and Bit Density are the types of data densities on a hard disk. Volume density is not a type to describe it. But what about Linear or recording density?