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A file of 80 records has the following record structure. ProductID, ProductDescription, QuantityInStock ProductID is a four-byte integer, ProductDescription is a fifty-six byte fixed length string, QuantityInStock is a four-byte integer.
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User: A file of 80 records has the following record structure. ProductID, ProductDescription, QuantityInStock ProductID is a four-byte integer, ProductDescription is a fifty-six byte fixed length string, QuantityInStock is a four-byte integer.

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User: A file of 80 records has the following record structure. ProductID, ProductDescription, QuantityInStock ProductID is a four-byte integer, ProductDescription is a fifty-six byte fixed length string, QuantityInStock is a four-byte integer. What is the size of this file in bytes? Show your

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To calculate the size of the file in bytes:

ProductID (4 bytes) + ProductDescription (56 bytes) + QuantityInStock (4 bytes) = 64 bytes per record.

Now, we have 80 records in the file, so:

Size of the file = 64 bytes per record * 80 records = 5120 bytes.
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