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Provide examples for sequential access, real and virtual,
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Which of the following did not lead to an increase in IT investments by organizations in the 1990s:
 
  A) wireless technology.
  B) Internet communication standards (TCP/IP).
  C) standard Web browsers.
  D) high-bandwidth fiber-optic lines.



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Answer to Question 1

Sequential access is a method in which data is grouped in records that are stored and retrieved serially from beginning to end. An example for real sequential access is a telephone book, and an example for virtual records is a database.

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