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A company wants a data model in which records are organised as a tree, each child record having exactly one parent, and access follows fixed parent-to-child paths. Which data model is this?

It is the hierarchical model. Records form a tree with one-to-many parent-child links, and each child has exactly one parent. The network model differs because a record can have several parents, while the relational model uses tables linked by keys.

  1. ARelational model
  2. BNetwork model
  3. CHierarchical modelCorrect
  4. DObject-oriented model

Explanation

The hierarchical model arranges records in a tree with a one-to-many parent-child relationship where each child has only one parent. The network model allows a child to have multiple parents through graph-like links. The relational model uses tables and keys.

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