What are the chunks called into which the available storage space on a disk drive is broken?
A) bytes
B) sectors
C) bits
D) segments

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The available storage space on a disk drive is broken into sectors, which are small subdivisions on the disk where data can be stored. Each sector typically contains 512 bytes of data. Bytes, bits, and segments are other units of measurement for data storage, but they do not specifically refer to the subdivisions on a disk drive.

What Are the Chunks Called into Which the Available Storage