Solution:
We have 256 by 256 pixels picture resolution.
Also, given 24 bits for each pixel.
We then compute the amount of video memory required:
1. ? bytes = number of pixels * bytes per pixel
2. number of pixels = 256 * 256= 65,536
3. bytes per pixel = 24bits/pixel /(8bits/byte)=3 bytes / pixel
4. bytes of video RAM = 65,536 pixels * 3 bytes/pixel = 196608 bytes
Thus we need 1,96,608 bytes size of storage to store the given video as mentioned in the question
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