Consider the following schema and answer the following questions: Project(projld: integer, proj_name: varchar) Employee(empld: integer, jobTitle: varchar, salary: number, projld: integer, deptld: integer) Department(deptld: integer, dept_name: varchar) a. Write the following queries in relational algebra. I. Find the jobTitle of employees who worked in project with id= "2654". ii. Find the IDs of employees who are earn salaries more than 1000. i. Find IDs of projects who accomplished by employee with id = "7452".

Consider the following schema and answer the following questions: Project(projld: integer, proj_name: varchar) Employee(empld: integer, jobTitle: varchar, salary: number, projld: integer, deptld: integer) Department(deptld: integer, dept_name: varchar) a. Write the following queries in relational algebra. I. Find the jobTitle of employees who worked in project with id= "2654". ii. Find the IDs of employees who are earn salaries more than 1000. i. Find IDs of projects who accomplished by employee with id = "7452".

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