We are planning to use Raid Level-0. We have a data of size 2KB and we...

We are planning to use Raid Level-0. We have a data of size 2KB and we would like to create some blocks where each block will hold 4 Byte. We have total 5 disks named Disk0,Disk1,Disk2,Disk3,Disk4. The block number is starting from Block1.

How many blocks will be stored by Disk1?

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We are planning to use Raid Level-0. We have a data of size 2KB and we would like to create some blocks where each block will hold 4 Byte. We have total 5 disks named Disk0,Disk1,Disk2,Disk3,Disk4. The block number is starting from Block0.

Which disk will store Block number 173?

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We are planning to use Raid Level-0. We have a data of size 2KB and we would like to create some blocks where each block will hold 4 Byte. We have total 5 disks named Disk0,Disk1,Disk2,Disk3,Disk4. The block number is starting from Block0.

What will be the sector number of Block333 if the segment number starts from 0.

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orchestra answered 2 years ago

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