What is DC908 maximum capacity? (Multiple Choice)

Question

Options

• A2.4T/U
• BCurrent 4.8T/U
• CCan be upgraded to 9.6T/U

• A
  27% (12)
• B
  73% (32)

Explanation

Options B and C are both correct because the DC908 operates at a current maximum capacity of 4.8T/U, and it is upgradeable to 9.6T/U, making it a scalable solution for growing network demands. These two answers together capture both its present capability and its full potential after expansion.

Option A (2.4T/U) is incorrect because it understates the device's capacity - 2.4T/U may represent a base or partial configuration, not the maximum. It is a plausible distractor because it follows a doubling pattern (2.4 → 4.8 → 9.6), which can cause confusion if you're unsure which value represents the current ceiling.

Memory tip: Think of the DC908's capacity in a "now vs. later" framework - 4.8T/U is what you get now (B), and 9.6T/U is what you can grow to (C). The "2x upgrade" pattern (4.8 doubled = 9.6) is a useful anchor, and remembering that both the current and upgradeable values are correct will prevent you from choosing only one.

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