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Q: Set Deduction 1 Suppose that the follow set relations are true:

A: Set relations are true

Q: When is it important to use an associative entity to express a many-to-many relationship?

A: Associative Entity is used when relationship is to be established in a relation. Like Student and…

Q: The combination of top-down and bottom-up approach may be referred as an (A) Interpretive approach…

A: Answer: The combination of the top-down and the bottom-up approach may be referred to as an…

Q: The property X can be found in two different entity sets A and B, but their names are unimportant…

A: ER Schema is another name for an ER diagram or ER model. The ER model is built on the foundation of…

Q: What is Concept Map? Explain your answer.

A: Concept maps are visual representations of information.

Q: A/An ___________ is an association among entities. Write the letter of the correct answer in the…

A: Sort Answer: A Relationship is correct answer. See below steps for detail explanations.

Q: Give an example of how one non-key property depends on another non-key attribute to function?

A: I have answered this question in step 2.

Q: Can cardinality between individuals be translated/read from both ends of the notation while dealing…

A: The answer to your question Can cardinality between individuals be translated/read from both ends is…

Q: Carry out some study about the positive and negative aspects of using the snowflake and star…

A: Inspection: Make a list of the benefits and drawbacks of the star schema vs the snowflake model.…

Q: The following are the objectives for the design of the logical schema:

A: Intro According to the question, a Logical schema is developed using diagrams that define the…

Q: Give an example of each of the following: Keys of Nature Primary Keys That Combine Surrogate Primary…

A: Column that uniquely. identifies a single record in a table: A natural key is a sort of unique key…

Q: A_ _is a property of the entire relation, rather than of the individual tuples in which each tuple…

A: 1) A key in DBMS is an attribute or a set of attributes that help to uniquely identify a tuple (or…

Q: With examples, explain the distinctions between is-a relationship and has-a relationship.

A: There are two ways to reuse codes in object-oriented programming either by the implementation of an…

Q: Write the relation matrix for the Boolean nor. What is the identity for nor?

A: A logical matrix, binary matrix, relation matrix, Boolean network, or (0,1) matrix is a matrix with…

Q: Can relationship exist if cardinality is reduced to zero. Provide reason and Explain with the help…

A: Relationship: For internal process reasons, a “quantity outstanding” price is related to every…

Q: What is Fuzzy Set and why it could be like that and Describe your explanation?

A: Hey there, I am writing the required solution for the above stated question. I am attaching the…

Q: Create a diagram with one entity set, P erson, with one identifying attribute, Name. For the P erson…

A: An Entity is a component of data, mostly it forms table name in database. Attributes describes…

Q: When do you need to use an associative entity to depict a many-to-many relationship?

A: Modeling of associative entities An Associated Entity is a relationship that has been transformed…

Q: Give an example of a wff that is false in every model whose domain contains fewer than three…

A: Give an example of a wff that is false in every model whose domain contains fewerthan three…

Q: Transform an entity-relationship (E-R) diagraminto an equivalent set of well-structured(normalized)…

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: Explain Russell’s approach to “knowledge about” and denotation. Do denoting phrases have meaning? In…

A: One of the most important thinkers in the history of philosophy, Bertrand Russell (1872-1970) was a…

Q: Are associative entities also weak entities? Why or why not? If yes, is there anything special about…

A: Associative entity: • An associative entity associates the instances of one or more entity types. •…

Q: It is considered as a transparent box which is opposite to the definition of black box case…

A: A white box is the polar opposite of a black box, as it allows for inspection of the inner…

Q: What does it mean for a logical connective to be truth-functional? Give an example of a non-truth…

A: A truth table is a capacity that acknowledges truth esteems as info and produces a novel truth…

Q: What is decomposition? Coupling? Cohesion?

A: Decomposition Disintegration process of a system into several smaller components or constituents is…

Q: b) From Tableau A, what will be the variable to leave the basis? c) From your answer to question b)…

A: As per policy we can answer only three subparts for answer of other parts please ask separately

Q: What are the key distinctions between an incremental approach and a synoptic approach?

A: Key distinctions between an incremental approach and synoptic approach. The synoptic approach has…

Q: Create an Entity-Relationship model for the following descriptions: Doctors, nurses, and patients…

A: The Entity-Relationship model is as follows,

Q: How does the concept of an object in the object oriented model differ from the concept of an  entity…

A: your answer is given below:

Q: Discuss how traceability relations are classified, elicit a brief example that defines the…

A: The Traceability Matrix is a document that co-relates any two basic documents that require a…

Q: It's possible to have a main key and a candidate key for the same characteristic.

A: Required:  What should be mentioned if it is asserted that an attribute of a composite primary key…

Q: Describe the general solution to normalizing (fixing) relations that are not in second or third…

A: Hey there, I am writing the required solution based on the above given question. Please do find the…

Q: Question 1: Consider a binary classification problem with the follow a rule-based classifier…

A: Question:- Consider a binary classification problem with the following set of attributes and…

Q: Decomposition: what exactly is that? Coupling? Cohesion?

A: The Answer is in step-2.

Q: Give Some additional examples of strong and weak entity pairs?

A: Strong entity: It can exist without any other entity Example:Patient(Patientid, name, surname)

Q: How does the concept of an object in the object-oriented model differ from the concept of an entity…

A: 1: The degree of expertise needed by a non-technical domain specialist. A non-technical domain…

Q: , describe the is-a and has-a relationship

A: Summary In Java, we can exercise our law using the Is- A relationship or using the Has- A…

Q: Illustrates both an advantage and a disadvantage of a well-designed metaheuristic?

A: Ans= Advantages of a meta heuristic algorithms-        (a) Differential evolution is good at…

Q: Explain the difference between a weak and a strong entity set.

A: Strong Entity Always has a primary key. Not dependent on any other entity. Represented…

Q: Consider the situation: Every restaurant has at least one kitchen, one kitchen is part of exactly…

A: It is given that one kitchen is exactly a part of one single restaurant.

Q: Computer science  Describe the following class stereotypes, and explain why it is necessary to…

A: Introduction: Low-income people are seen as being less capable than higher-income people, but also…

Q: What does it imply to say that a logical connective is truth-functional? Provide an example of a…

A: A truth table is a capacity that acknowledges truth esteems as info and produces a novel truth…

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A: Ternary Relationships: Ternary means a degree of three.  In this relationship, three entities are…

Q: What does it mean to be a weak entity? Give an illustration.

A: An entity which can only exist when it is owned by another entity is called a weak entity. In terms…