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Each student at a university takes many courses; each course is taken by many students. The semester that a student took a course and the grade that the student received in the course is called _____ data.
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The modality of a relationship is the minimum number of entity occurrences that can be involved in a relationship.
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An associative entity is an alternate way of describing a many-to-many binary relationship.
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An associative entity is an alternate way of describing a one-to-one binary relationship.
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It is possible to have a many-to-many binary relationship without intersection data.
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The cardinality of a relationship is the maximum number of entity occurrences that can be involved in it.
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The Entity-Relationship (E-R) model is designed to diagram entity types that are independent of each other.
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In a university setting, each student is paired with another student for the purpose of getting assignments and turning in work for the other if he is out of school for any reason. This is a _____ relationship.
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The cardinality of a relationship is the maximum number of entity types that can be involved in it.
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In a many-to-many unary relationship an occurrence of one entity type can be associated with many occurrences of another entity type while each occurrence of the second entity type can be associated with only one occurrence of the first.
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A dependent entity would be of no use to a business environment if the entity that it depends on is no longer of use.
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In a ternary relationship, an occurrence of one entity type is associated with exactly three occurrences of another entity type.
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The Entity-Relationship (E-R) model is designed to diagram entity types and the relationships between them.
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The term "binary" in binary relationship indicates that the relationship is between
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In a many-to-many binary relationship an occurrence of one entity type can be associated with many occurrences of another entity type while each occurrence of the second entity type can be associated with many occurrences of the first.
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