Which FAT version range is supported according to the material?

Which FAT version range is supported according to the material?

• A. FAT16 - FAT32
• B. FAT12 - FAT64
• C. FAT8 - FAT16
• D. FAT32 - FAT128

Answer: (B)

FAT versions form a family that covers a progression from small, older formats to larger, newer ones. The material indicates support spans from FAT12 up to FAT64, meaning FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, and FAT64 (often referred to as exFAT) are all within the supported range. This makes sense because each step expands capabilities for volume and file sizes, so a specification or system that supports the whole family would naturally include this full range. The other options propose ranges that miss one or more standard FAT variants or include nonstandard names (like FAT8 or FAT128) that aren’t part of the FAT lineage. Therefore, FAT12 through FAT64 is the correct range.

FAT versions form a family that covers a progression from small, older formats to larger, newer ones. The material indicates support spans from FAT12 up to FAT64, meaning FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, and FAT64 (often referred to as exFAT) are all within the supported range. This makes sense because each step expands capabilities for volume and file sizes, so a specification or system that supports the whole family would naturally include this full range. The other options propose ranges that miss one or more standard FAT variants or include nonstandard names (like FAT8 or FAT128) that aren’t part of the FAT lineage. Therefore, FAT12 through FAT64 is the correct range.