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scheduled to do interviews. We would want to include the unique media name (ex:
"Entertainment Tonight"), the media type (ex: "TV", "print", or "web") and date of the interview.
How might this be modeled?
a) Add attributes for media name, type and interview date to Person
b) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-many
relationship between Media and Person
c) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a many-to-one
relationship between Media and Person
d) Create an entity for Media with attributes for media name and type and have a one-to-many
relationship between Media and Person
2.
Suppose we have the following relational model:
Movie(mov_id(PK), title, yr)
Person(pid(PK), fname, lname, gender)
Acts_In(actor_id(PFK), movie_id(PFK), role) -- actor_id references Person, movie_id references
Movie
If you want to query a count of how many movies each actor acted in each year, you should
include the following in the query:
a) GROUP BY pid
b) GROUP BY pid, yr
c) SELECT COUNT(mov_id), COUNT(yr)
d) FROM Movie M1, Person P1, Movie M2, Person P2
.
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how many movies has an actor played a role in. How should we model this?
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b) Add the count as a regular attribute of the Acts_In relationship
c) Add the count as a derived attribute of the Person entity
d) Add the count as a derived attribute of the Acts_In relationship
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a) A
b) the pair of A and B
c) B
d) either A or B, there is no meaningful difference without further information.
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1. Elements are the primary types of matter. What make one element different from another?
a
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b
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c
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d
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a
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b
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c
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d
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Question 5 options:
a
metallic
b
covalent
ionic
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When matter changes phase from a solid to a liquid, it is called:
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a
melting
b
freezing
c
condensation
d
sublimation
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a
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b
Both pressure and temperature need to change.
c
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d
Only temperature needs to change.
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a
It bubbles, releasing gases dissolved in the water.
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c
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d
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