To find how many megabytes have been downloaded:

1. Start with the total file size, which is 226 megabytes.
2. The percentage completed is 14.8%.

We calculate:

$\text{Downloaded megabytes} = \text{Total size} \times \left(\frac{\text{Percentage completed}}{100}\right)$

Substitute the values:

$\text{Downloaded megabytes} = 226 \times \frac{14.8}{100} = 226 \times 0.148 = 33.448$

Round to the nearest tenth:

$33.4 \, \text{megabytes}$

Final Answer:

33.4 megabytes have been downloaded.

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Related Questions:

1. How do you calculate the percentage of a task completed if the downloaded size is known?
2. What is the remaining size to be downloaded in this case?
3. How would this calculation change if the file size was in gigabytes instead?
4. What if the percentage was rounded to the nearest integer? How would the result change?
5. Can you explain how to compute the download time if the download speed is given?

Tip:

When working with percentages, always ensure to convert them to decimals (e.g., 14.8% → 0.148) before performing calculations.