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Suppose account aaa will have a total of 10 EOS with 1 EOS staked for net bandwidth and 1 EOS staked for cpu bandwidth. And no other account will delegate resources to account aaa.
How can we determine beforehand the memory quota(in Kb), net bandwidth (in Kb) and cpu bandwidth (in ms) that account aaa will have once it's created ?
You can do that by simply running cleos get account youraccount, also you can check it out in https://eosflare.io
Finally, if you want to have a better understanding about EOS RAM and Bandwith check my study here: https://steemit.com/eos/@leordev/eos-ram-and-bandwith-analysis-airdropping-steps-on-junglenet
I hope it helps you!
