Understanding File Transfer and Function Analysis

The video tutorial explains how Agent Hunt transfers classified files from the CIA mainframe to his flash drive. It introduces the formula for calculating the size of files on the drive as a function of time. Initially, the drive contains 45 megabytes of files. The tutorial demonstrates that every 10 seconds, an additional 50 megabytes are transferred. This is verified through calculations at different time intervals, illustrating the consistent transfer rate.

What is the main activity Agent Hunt is engaged in during the video?

• Transferring files from a flash drive to the CIA mainframe

• Deleting files from the CIA mainframe

• Transferring classified files from the CIA mainframe to his flash drive

• Hacking into the CIA mainframe

At the start of the transfer, how many megabytes of files were on Agent Hunt's drive?

• 50 megabytes

• 0 megabytes

• 5 megabytes

• 45 megabytes

What is the value of S(0) in the function describing the file size on the drive?

• 45

• 50

• 5

• 0

How many additional megabytes are transferred to the drive every 10 seconds?

• 10 megabytes

• 20 megabytes

• 45 megabytes

• 50 megabytes

What is the value of S(10) according to the function?

• 50

• 45

• 95

• 100

If t increases by 10, by how much does the function S(t) increase?

• 10

• 45

• 50

• 5

What is the value of S(20) in the function?

• 90

• 95

• 100

• 145

How much does the file size increase when time increases by 20 seconds?

• 50 megabytes

• 100 megabytes

• 200 megabytes

• 150 megabytes

What is the formula used to calculate the size of the files on the drive?

• S(t) = 5t + 50

• S(t) = 10t + 45

• S(t) = 5t + 45

• S(t) = 10t + 50

What happens to the file size on the drive every 10 seconds?

• It doubles

• It increases by 50 megabytes

• It decreases by 50 megabytes

• It remains the same