THEÂ SOLUTION:
E.
Technically, the letters represent “the first six entries in the International System of Units prefixes for unit multiples.” But if you don’t speak geek:
They stand for 1,000 times the next-lowest units of measurement.
K = kilo (1,000 units)
M = mega (1000K units)
G = giga (1000M units)
T = tera (1000G units)
P = peta (1000T units)… then our answer is:
E = exa (1000P units).
NOTE: In binary systems (like those used for computer memory), the multiple is 1024 instead of 1000, but the prefixes are the same.