B G K M. 1 Co2 emissions (kt) 1990 2000 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 10014,6 5064,1 3 Afghanistan 2614,6 773,7 12240,4 4206 6769,3 8463,4 10755,3 9809,2 4 Albania 5515,2 3021,6 4374,7 4378,4 4598,4 5240,1 4910,1 5716,9 5 Algeria 6 American Samoa 76970,3 87861,3 110208 121399,7 119177,5 121187 129987,8 134465,2 145400,2 Andorra 407 524,4 539 517 517 491,4 487,7 476,7 462 8 Angola 5115,5 9541,5 25709,3 27792,2 29057,3 30340,8 33399 32618 34763,2 Q4.4 Write down the « PopulationPaysPlusOuEgale (li) » function that returns True if the 2014 (column 10 population of the country located line li was equal to (or greater than) the 2008 (column 4) population ; an False otherwise. The required data is located on the sheet « Feuil2 ». We can now use the « reduitCO2 (1i) » function that returns True if the country located line li reduce continuously its CO2 emissions between 2008 (column 4) et 2014 (column 10) ; and False otherwise.

B G K M. 1 Co2 emissions (kt) 1990 2000 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 10014,6 5064,1 3 Afghanistan 2614,6 773,7 12240,4 4206 6769,3 8463,4 10755,3 9809,2 4 Albania 5515,2 3021,6 4374,7 4378,4 4598,4 5240,1 4910,1 5716,9 5 Algeria 6 American Samoa 76970,3 87861,3 110208 121399,7 119177,5 121187 129987,8 134465,2 145400,2 Andorra 407 524,4 539 517 517 491,4 487,7 476,7 462 8 Angola 5115,5 9541,5 25709,3 27792,2 29057,3 30340,8 33399 32618 34763,2 Q4.4 Write down the « PopulationPaysPlusOuEgale (li) » function that returns True if the 2014 (column 10 population of the country located line li was equal to (or greater than) the 2008 (column 4) population ; an False otherwise. The required data is located on the sheet « Feuil2 ». We can now use the « reduitCO2 (1i) » function that returns True if the country located line li reduce continuously its CO2 emissions between 2008 (column 4) et 2014 (column 10) ; and False otherwise.

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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