Multiple choice technology operating systems

File access permisions are grouped in this sequence:

  1. Owner, Group, others

  2. Owner, others, group

  3. Group, others, owner

  4. Owner, Group, others,everyone

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Explanation

Unix file permissions follow the sequence Owner-Group-Others (also called User-Group-All). This ordering is fundamental to how permission bits are organized: first 3 bits for owner, next 3 for group, last 3 for others in the octal representation.