The organization of files in a computer system normally uses one of two different access methods.The access method where the files store records in sequence, with one record stored immediately after another, is referred to as:
A)Chronological Access
B)Sequential Access
C)Random Access
D)Numerical Access

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The access method described in the question, where files store records in sequence, is known as sequential access. Chronological access is not a commonly used term in computer science, and numerical access is not a recognized access method. Random access refers to the ability to access data in any order, such as with a hard drive or RAM.

The Organization of Files in a Computer System Normally Uses