1. Create an EER diagram using MySQL Workbench for a product database with products belonging to categories, products having names, descriptions, and prices, and categories having names and descriptions. 2. Create an EER diagram using MySQL Workbench for a customer database with customer profiles including addresses, and the ability to set default billing and shipping addresses, with addresses having details and a single country table rather than repeating country names. 3. Create an EER diagram using MySQL Workbench for an association membership database with members belonging to groups, and groups having members, to track member and group information.

1. Hi,
please show screenshot for the solution that should be write it in the "workbench" using SQL
LANGUAGE . thank you. Complete the following exercises in a single EER model. Submit a
screen shot image of designed tables for each problem (3 screenshots in total should be
submitted). With each solution, make sure the primary keys are identified correctly, and the
proper foreign keys are created when EER relationships are established. Exercises 1. Use
MySQL Workbench to create an EER diagram for a database that stores information about
products. Each product must have a product name, description, and price. Each product must
belong to one category. Each category must have a category name and description. Each
category can include multiple products. 2. Use MySQL Workbench to create an EER diagram for
a database that stores information about customers. Each customer must have an email address,
first name, and last name. Each customer can have two or more addresses. Each customer can
have a default billing address and a default shipping address. Each address must have a street
address, city, state, postal code, and country. Each country name should be stored in one place
only. In other words, you shouldn't store the name of the country, which may be many
characters, in the address. 3. Use MySQL Workbench to create an EER diagram for a database
that tracks the memberships for an association and for the groups within the association. Each
member must have an email address, first name, and last name. Each member can belong to any
number of groups. Each group must have a name. Each group can have any number of members.