2. 3. Which of the following is true of GROUP BY clauses? (Select all that apply.) a). GROUP BY clauses can contain multiple columns b). Every column in your select statement may/can be present in a group by clause, except for aggregated calculations c). NULLS will be grouped together if your Group By column contains NULLS Select the statements below that ARE NOT true of the ORDER BY clause (select all that apply). a). Can take the name of one or more columns b). Can be anywhere in the select statement c). It's only applied to the column names it directly precedes d). Cannot sort by a column not retrieved

2. 3. Which of the following is true of GROUP BY clauses? (Select all that apply.) a). GROUP BY clauses can contain multiple columns b). Every column in your select statement may/can be present in a group by clause, except for aggregated calculations c). NULLS will be grouped together if your Group By column contains NULLS Select the statements below that ARE NOT true of the ORDER BY clause (select all that apply). a). Can take the name of one or more columns b). Can be anywhere in the select statement c). It's only applied to the column names it directly precedes d). Cannot sort by a column not retrieved

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