### Creating an Entity in SQL**Task:**Write an SQL statement to create the entity shown. Use appropriate data types for the data that must be stored in each attribute.**Entity Diagram:**The diagram displays a table named `MEMBERSHIP`. The primary key (PK) of the table is `MEM_NUM`. The attributes of the table are as follows:- `MEM_FNAME`- `MEM_LNAME`- `MEM_STREET`- `MEM_CITY`- `MEM_STATE`- `MEM_ZIP`- `MEM_BALANCE`**SQL Statement:**Here is an example of how you could create this entity using an SQL `CREATE TABLE` statement with appropriate data types:```sqlCREATE TABLE MEMBERSHIP ( MEM_NUM INT PRIMARY KEY, MEM_FNAME VARCHAR(50), MEM_LNAME VARCHAR(50), MEM_STREET VARCHAR(100), MEM_CITY VARCHAR(50), MEM_STATE CHAR(2), MEM_ZIP VARCHAR(10), MEM_BALANCE DECIMAL(10, 2));```**Explanation of Data Types:**- `MEM_NUM`: Integer type (`INT`) used as the unique identifier for each record.- `MEM_FNAME` and `MEM_LNAME`: String type (`VARCHAR`) with a length of 50 characters for storing first and last names.- `MEM_STREET`: String type (`VARCHAR`) with a length of 100 characters for storing the street address.- `MEM_CITY`: String type (`VARCHAR`) with a length of 50 characters to store the city name.- `MEM_STATE`: String type (`CHAR`) with a fixed length of 2 characters for storing the state abbreviation.- `MEM_ZIP`: String type (`VARCHAR`) with a length of 10 characters to accommodate different ZIP code formats.- `MEM_BALANCE`: Decimal type (`DECIMAL`) with up to 10 digits total and 2 digits after the decimal point, used to store balance amounts.This SQL statement creates a `MEMBERSHIP` table with columns tailored to storing membership information, ensuring that each column has the appropriate data type for the kind of data it will hold.

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4.1 Write an SQL statement to create the entity shown. Use appropriate data types for the data that has to be stored in each attribute. MEMBERSHIP PK MEM NUM MEM FNAME MEM LNAME MEM STREET MEM CITY MEM STATE MEM ZIP MEM BALANCE

4.1 Write an SQL statement to create the entity shown. Use appropriate data types for the data that has to be stored in each attribute. MEMBERSHIP PK MEM NUM MEM FNAME MEM LNAME MEM STREET MEM CITY MEM STATE MEM ZIP MEM BALANCE

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