If a memory unit consists of 2,400 bytes, what is the memory capacity in bytes?

The memory capacity of a unit indicates how much data it can hold, measured in bytes. In this case, if a memory unit consists of 2,400 bytes, that number directly represents its capacity.

Since no additional multiplication or conversion is required beyond what's provided, the memory capacity remains at 2,400 bytes. Thus, the correct understanding is that the memory space available is simply the total of 2,400 bytes.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the definition of the memory unit's capacity, as they suggest figures that exceed or misinterpret the original stated size of 2,400 bytes.