What should be minimum requirement of random access memory (RAM) for internet access: a) 8 MB b) 16 MB c) 32 MB d) 64 MB

What should be minimum requirement of random access memory (RAM) for
internet access:
a) 8 MB
b) 16 MB
c) 32 MB
d) 64 MB
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c) 32 MB
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