Suppose that in addition to the operations read and write, we allow an operationpred read(r, P), which reads all tuples in relation r that satisfy predicateP.a. Give an example of a schedule using the pred read operation that exhibitsthe phantom phenomenon and is nonserializable as a result.b. Give an example of a schedule where one transaction uses thepred read operation on relation r and another concurrent transactiondeletes a tuple from r, but the schedule does not exhibit a phantom conflict.(To do so, you have to give the schema of relation r and show theattribute values of the deleted tuple.)

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