1:N, N:M, and 1:1 Are Common Examples of Minimum Cardinalities

question 14

True/False

1:N, N:M, and 1:1 are common examples of minimum cardinalities.

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Definitions:

Union Of Events

The set of outcomes that belong to either one or both of two or more events in probability theory.

Sample Points

Sample points are specific values or instances selected from a population or a set, which represent a portion of the population for analysis.

Independent Events

Events whose outcome or occurrence does not affect each other.

P(A ∩ B)

The probability of the intersection of events A and B, indicating the likelihood of both events occurring simultaneously.