Which of the following correctly describes direct access and sequential access storage devices?

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RAIT is an example of a direct access storage device, while RAID is an example of a sequential access storage device.

Any point on a direct access storage device may be promptly reached, whereas every point in between the current position and the desired position of a sequential access storage device must be traversed in order to reach the desired position.

As an example of sequential access storage, tape drives are faster than direct access storage devices.

MAID is a direct access storage device, while RAID is an example of a sequential access storage device.