CustomersldUsernameFirstnameSumameEmailPostalAddressOrdersIdCustomorldCreatedStatusOrderitemsOrderidStyleRequestedSizeRequestedStockidShirtsStockldStyleSizeStoreLocationCountWhich of the following statements are correct for this entity rel ionship diagram?a. There is a many to many relationship between Orderitems and OrdersOb. There is a many to one relationship between Customers and Ordersc. Orderltems is a bridge tableOd. There is a many to one relationship between Orderitems and Shirts□e. Orders is a bridge tableOf. There is a many to many relationship between Orderltems and Shirts

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Customers ld Username Firstname Sumame Email PostalAddress Orders ld Customerld Created Status Orderitems Orderid StyleRequested SizeRequested Stockid Shirts Stockid Style Size StoreLocation Count Which of the following statements are correct for this entity rel ionship diagra a. There is a many to many relationship between Orderitems and Orders b. There is a many to one relationship between Customers and Orders c. Orderltems is a bridge table Od. There is a many to one relationship between Orderitems and Shirts □e. Orders is a bridge table Of. There is a many to many relationship between Orderltems and Shirts

Customers ld Username Firstname Sumame Email PostalAddress Orders ld Customerld Created Status Orderitems Orderid StyleRequested SizeRequested Stockid Shirts Stockid Style Size StoreLocation Count Which of the following statements are correct for this entity rel ionship diagra a. There is a many to many relationship between Orderitems and Orders b. There is a many to one relationship between Customers and Orders c. Orderltems is a bridge table Od. There is a many to one relationship between Orderitems and Shirts □e. Orders is a bridge table Of. There is a many to many relationship between Orderltems and Shirts

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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