7) (a) Transfer speed = 24.5 MB = 24.5 * 1024 KB [1 MB = 1024 KB]
Transfer time = sector size * transfer speed = (0.5 * (24.5/1024)) seconds = 0.01196 seconds = 11.96 milliseconds
7) (b) Rotational speed 7200 rpm.
Number of rotations in one second = 7200/60 = 120 [1 minute = 60 seconds]
So, one single rotation takes 1/120 seconds = 8.33 ms
Average rotational latency = 8.33 Milliseconds
7) (c) Disk access time = seek time + rotational latency + transfer time = 5.7 + 8.33 + 11.96 milliseconds = 25.99 milliseconds
Hope this helps.
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