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(a) For the E-R diagram provided, you will notice that cardinalities are not included on the works for relationship. State a business rule for this relationship and then represent this rule with the cardinalities that match your rule.
(b) For the E-R diagram provided, state a business rule that would make the Located In relationship redundant (i.e. where the school in which a club is located can be summarized or derived in some way from other relationship)
(c) For the E-R diagram provided, suppose a student could work for only a school the students attend but might not work. Would the works for relationship still be necessary, or could you represent whether a student works for the school she attends in some other way?
(d) For the E-R diagram provided, based on the rules of the ERD in the given figure, is it possible for a student to belong to a club located in a school that the student does not attend. Provide explanation for same.
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