Consider the following sequence of transactions: Inputs: 0 Outputs: 25.0-Alice Inputs: 10) Outputs: 17.0-sob, 8.0-¬Alice Inputs: 2(0) Outputs: 8.0-Carol, 9.0-Bob Inputs: 2[1] Outputs: 6.0-David, 2.0-Alice 5. Inputs: 3(1] Outputs: 3.0 Alice, 6.0 Bob Signed(Bob) Inputs: 4[0] Outputs: 3.0 Bob, 3.0 David Signed(David) 7 Inputs: 5(1). 6(0] Outputs: 7.0 Carol, 2.0 Bob Signed(Bob) How many hash pointers will transaction 1 contain within its block? 0 4 0 3 O 2

Consider the following sequence of transactions: Inputs: 0 Outputs: 25.0-Alice Inputs: 10) Outputs: 17.0-sob, 8.0-¬Alice Inputs: 2(0) Outputs: 8.0-Carol, 9.0-Bob Inputs: 2[1] Outputs: 6.0-David, 2.0-Alice 5. Inputs: 3(1] Outputs: 3.0 Alice, 6.0 Bob Signed(Bob) Inputs: 4[0] Outputs: 3.0 Bob, 3.0 David Signed(David) 7 Inputs: 5(1). 6(0] Outputs: 7.0 Carol, 2.0 Bob Signed(Bob) How many hash pointers will transaction 1 contain within its block? 0 4 0 3 O 2

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

Chapter1: Introduction

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