What is the difference between storage capacity and memory capacity?

Correct answer: Storage keeps long-term data while memory handles active data

Storage capacity is the amount of data a non-volatile device, such as an SSD, hard disk, or memory card, can retain for long-term use. Memory capacity usually refers to working memory such as RAM, which temporarily holds programs and data currently in use. Thus option A is correct. Both are not printing devices, RAM is generally volatile rather than permanent, and storage can hold many data types, not only sound.