Constraints on the Number of Entities That Can Be in a Relationship

question 54

Multiple Choice

Constraints on the number of entities that can be in a relationship are called ________.

• A) normal forms
• B) minimum cardinalities
• C) queries
• D) primary keys

Assess the global and localized effects of overfishing on marine ecosystems and species populations.

Understand the characteristics and significance of provincially significant wetlands.

Recognize the scale of food waste within the global fishery industry.

Identify the location and importance of specific conservation sites like the Sackville Waterfowl Park.

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