Place the optical discs in the increasing order of storage capacity.

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Optical disks are circular disks used as storage for binary data usually made of polycarbonate. The data is stored in the disc using a laser machine and accessed using a laser diode illuminating the data path in an optical disc drive.

CD: Compact Discs are the most basic optical disk used today, with only a capacity that goes from 0.7 GB (700 MB) to 0.84 GB (840 MB).

DVD: Digital Versatile Discs increase the storage up to 6 times compared with a CD, the capacity of DVDs optical disks goes from 4.7 GB (4700 MB) to about 17 GB(17000 MB).

UDO: Ultra Density Optical have high capacity storage that goes from 30 GB (30000 MB) to about 60 GB (6000 MB).

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