Capacity, when used to define memory devices, normally refers to the number of:
A) memory words that may be stored in a designated memory device.
B) bits that may be stored in a designated memory device.
C) nibbles that may be stored in a designated memory device.
D) bytes that may be stored in a designated memory device.

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Memory capacity is typically measured in bits, as it represents the smallest unit of data in computing.

Capacity, When Used to Define Memory Devices, Normally Refers to the Number