Which of the following refers to an entity in which the identifier of one entity includes the identifier of another entity?
A.Weak entity
B.Strong entity
C.ID-dependent entity
D.ID-independent entity
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hey mate........the answer is
C.ID-dependent entity
C.ID-dependent entity
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Answer:
An ID-dependent entity refers to an entity that joins the identifier of one entity to the identifier of another entity.
Explanation:
Strong entity always has a primary key.The weak entity has a foreign key referencing the primary key of the strong entity.The weak unit is dependent on the strong unit.The strong entity is independent of the rest of the entities.
Hence, the correct answer is: An ID-dependent entity refers to an entity that joins the identifier of one entity to the identifier of another entity.
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