There Is Usually Only One Instance of an Entity in an Entity

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True/False

There is usually only one instance of an entity in an entity class.

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Definitions:

Intervals

Continuous ranges of values or categories between two points, often used to specify confidence levels in statistics or musical distances in music.

Equal Size

Describes groups or samples having the same quantity or measure.

Number of Calories

The amount of energy provided by the ingestion of food and beverages, measured in calories.

Type of Salad Dressing

Refers to the different varieties of sauces used to flavor salads, including but not limited to Italian, French, and Ranch dressings.