Assuming that you have the functions "drawPolygon(int|] x, y, int n)" for drawing polygon, "drawRectangle(int x, int y, int width, int height)" for drawing rectangle and "drawCircle(int xc, intyc, int radius)" for drawing circle; draw the given shape. Where: R(300,250), T1(325,275), T2(475.275), T3(400,400), P1(285,250), P2(225,275), P3(200,450), P4(285, 300), Qi(515,250), Q2(575,275), Q3(600,450), Q4(515,300) C6: (300,75), R=50 C7: (500,75), R-50 Сi: (400,150), R-100 C4: (350,150), R-10 C5: (450,150), R-10 C2: (400,195), R=50 C8: (400,225), R-15 C3: (400,175), R=30 PL R Q1 T2 Q2 P4 Q4 T3 Pa 200 250

Assuming that you have the functions "drawPolygon(int|] x, y, int n)" for drawing polygon, "drawRectangle(int x, int y, int width, int height)" for drawing rectangle and "drawCircle(int xc, intyc, int radius)" for drawing circle; draw the given shape. Where: R(300,250), T1(325,275), T2(475.275), T3(400,400), P1(285,250), P2(225,275), P3(200,450), P4(285, 300), Qi(515,250), Q2(575,275), Q3(600,450), Q4(515,300) C6: (300,75), R=50 C7: (500,75), R-50 Сi: (400,150), R-100 C4: (350,150), R-10 C5: (450,150), R-10 C2: (400,195), R=50 C8: (400,225), R-15 C3: (400,175), R=30 PL R Q1 T2 Q2 P4 Q4 T3 Pa 200 250

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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