A Weak Entity in a Strong Identifying Relationship with a Parent

question 33

Short Answer

A weak entity in a strong identifying relationship with a parent entity is normally used to represent a(n) _____ that is represented in the data model as two separate entities.

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Definitions:

Three-Dimensional Data

Information or data represented in a format that includes depth along with height and width, creating a perception of physical structure.

Stock Chart

A graphical representation of a stock's price movements over time, used by investors to analyze stock behavior and make investment decisions.

Bubble Chart

A data visualization tool that displays multiple circles (bubbles) in a two-dimensional plot to represent the values of three variables for each observation; the position of each bubble on the horizontal and vertical axes indicates two of the values, while the size of the bubble represents the third.

Categorical Data

Data that represent characteristics and can be divided into groups or categories, which are not numerically quantifiable.