Which of the following is not a valid storage capacity for a standard pen drive?

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While pen drives come in various capacities, common sizes are powers of 2 (8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 GB). 120 GB is not a standard power-of-two size, though non-standard sizes might exist; typically, 120 GB is more common in SSDs, not pen drives. However, 128 GB is common. For exam, 120 GB is unusual, but I'd say it's not a standard capacity. I'll go with D as not typical.

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