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- Course: Principles of Database please solve it within 30 minutes. please please, pleaseThank you Single Choice Questions 11. Given a relation R and a condition f for selecting from relation R, the correct relational algebraic expression is ( ). A、R X R B、 R ⋈ R C、sf(R) D、 ∏f(R) 12. If relations R and S have a common attribute set Y, when executing , tuples that do not have matching values on attribute Y will be discarded. To avoid discarding those tuples, which operation should be used? ( ) A. Aggregation. B. Grouping. C. Outer union. D. Outer join. 13. To address the "lost update" problem, a transaction must obtain ( ) before updating a data set. A. Shared lock (S-lock). B. Exclusive lock (X-lock). C. Shared lock (S-lock) and exclusive lock (X-lock). D. Shared lock (S-lock) or exclusive lock (X-lock). 14. If, during the system operation, data stored on external storage is…Consider the following relations for a university: Student (sid: integer, sname: string(100 chars), GPA: real, dateOfBirth: date, Did: integer, FirstYear: integer)Department (did: integer, dname: string(30 chars), capacity: integer)Course (cid: integer, cname: string(50 chars), credit: integer)Enroll (studentID: integer, courseID: integer, departmentID: integer, enrollmentDate: date, finalGrade: real) studentID, courseID, and departmentID in Enroll are foreign keys referencing the primary keys of the student, course, and department relations, respectively. Did in Student is a foreign key referencing the primary key of the department relation. 1) For each student with GPA between 2.5 (included) and 3.5 (included), display the student’s name, GPA,and his/her department ID. Sort the results by the students’ IDs in descending order. 2) For each student who joined the Computer Science department between 2018 (included) and 2020(included), display the…The table STUDENT has the attributes STUDENT_ID, NAME, SCHOOL_ID, and ADDR. The table SCHOOL has the attributes SCHOOL_ID, NAME, and STATE_CODE. Assume that there is a 1:N relation between SCHOOL and STUDENT. Which of the following creates a table that shows the STUDENT attributes and the corresponding SCHOOL attributes? a. SELECT * SCHOOL_ID FROM STUDENT JOIN SCHOOL b. SELECT * SCHOOL_ID FROM STUDENT JOIN SCHOOL USING(SCHOOL_ID) c. SELECT * SCHOOL_ID FROM STUDENT NATURAL JOIN SCHOOL d. SELECT * SCHOOL_ID FROM STUDENT, SCHOOL WHERE SCHOOL_ID = SCHOOL_ID
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