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Tables:tv_show (id(pk), name, network_id(fk), rating) — foreign key references network(id)network (id(pk), name)– id, rating, and network_id columns are INT. name columns are VARCHAR.mysql> SELECT * from tv_show;+—-+—————-+————+——–+| id | name           | network_id | rating |+—-+—————-+————+——–+|  1 | Raven’s Home   |         10 |      3 ||  2 | Friends        |         30 |      3 ||  3 | The Good Place |         30 |      3 ||  4 | Young Sheldon  |         20 |      4 ||  5 | Bluey          |         10 |      5 ||  6 | Duck Tales     |         10 |      5 ||  7 | Cheers         |         20 |      5 |+—-+—————-+————+——–+7 rows in set (0.00 sec)mysql> SELECT * FROM network;+—-+——–+| id | name   |+—-+——–+| 10 | Disney || 20 | CBS    || 30 | NBC    || 40 | Fox    |+—-+——–+4 rows in set (0.00 sec) Which network(s) does the following command return? If the command returns an empty set, please select only “empty set”. SELECT name FROM network WHERE id IN (SELECT network_id from tv_show WHERE rating = (SELECT MAX(rating) FROM tv_show));

The leader at the Cogress of Vienna was 

Tables:tv_show (id(pk), name, network_id(fk), rating) — foreign key references network(id)network (id(pk), name)– id, rating, and network_id columns are INT. name columns are VARCHAR.mysql> SELECT * from tv_show;+—-+—————-+————+——–+| id | name           | network_id | rating |+—-+—————-+————+——–+|  1 | Raven’s Home   |         10 |      3 ||  2 | Friends        |         30 |      3 ||  3 | The Good Place |         30 |      3 ||  4 | Young Sheldon  |         20 |      4 ||  5 | Bluey          |         10 |      5 ||  6 | Duck Tales     |         10 |      5 ||  7 | Cheers         |         20 |      5 |+—-+—————-+————+——–+7 rows in set (0.00 sec)mysql> SELECT * FROM network;+—-+——–+| id | name   |+—-+——–+| 10 | Disney || 20 | CBS    || 30 | NBC    || 40 | Fox    |+—-+——–+4 rows in set (0.00 sec) What does the following command return?  SELECT DISTINCT network.name FROM network JOIN tv_show ON network.id = network_id WHERE rating = (SELECT MIN(rating) FROM tv_show);

Simon Bolivar led forces in the fight for Venezuelan independence and is hailed in history as ________________________________.

A congenital disorder:  

A frequent method employed to make the many very young boys and girls working in the new British industries obey the owner’s factory discipline was

The foreskin is removed in a:  

The plural of ovum is:  

Refer to the sample tables and sample data below. Then answer questions (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), and (f). Tables:adult (id(pk), name) child (id(pk), name)parent_child (parent(pk, fk), child (pk, fk)) — foreign key (parent) references adult(id) — foreign key (child) references child(id)mysql> SELECT * FROM adult;+—-+——————+| id | name |+—-+——————+| 1 | Homer Simpson || 2 | Marge Simpson || 3 | Jane Jetson || 4 | Peter Griffin || 5 | Wilma Flintstone | +—-+——————+mysql> SELECT * FROM child;+—-+————+| id | name |+—-+————+| 11 | Peppa Pig || 12 | George Pig || 13 | Candy Cat || 14 | Suzy Sheep || 15 | Danny Dog |+—-+————+mysql> SELECT * FROM parent_child;+——–+——-+| parent | child |+——–+——-+| 1 | 11 || 2 | 11 || 1 | 12 || 2 | 12 || 3 | 13 ||      3 |    14 || 4 | 15 |+——–+——-+ Complete the following statements based on the result set from the following command: SELECT c.name, a.name FROM child c JOIN parent_child pc ON c.id = pc.child JOIN adult a ON a.id = pc.parent; (a) The result set has [rows] row(s) (b) The result set has [cols] column(s). (c) Wilma Flintstone appears [wilma] time(s). (d) Jane Jetson appears [jane] time(s). (e) Candy Cat appears [candy] time(s). (f) George Pig appears [george] time(s).

Donald Duck is a _____________ character?