The frame rate is: 15 Hz The spatial resolution of each frame is: 428 × 240 pixels The brightness resolution per pixel is: 24 bits Minimum sound frequency is: 50 Hz Maximum sound frequency is: 18 kHz The sample size is: 16 bits Select sampling frequency based on Nyquist theorem. Calculate the size of the resulting video with stereo audio file in MB (Mega bytes), that is 10 seconds long, and no compression used.

The frame rate is: 15 Hz The spatial resolution of each frame is: 428 × 240 pixels The brightness resolution per pixel is: 24 bits Minimum sound frequency is: 50 Hz Maximum sound frequency is: 18 kHz The sample size is: 16 bits Select sampling frequency based on Nyquist theorem. Calculate the size of the resulting video with stereo audio file in MB (Mega bytes), that is 10 seconds long, and no compression used.

Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms

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