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For questions 1 and 2, you are given the following schema, Movies (movie id:integer, title:string, year:integer, studio:strin
Question 2 (25 points) (a) Draw an ER diagram for the schema given above, assuming no constraints hold other than what result
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a.title movie-id name Stars Movies Actors im Year (Studio actos-id mationdity Character

b.title movie-id name Stars Movies Actors im Year Studio actot -id Characterr nationality

c.(title) movie-id name Stars Actors Movies im Year Studio actor-id mationality Character

d.title movie-id name Stars Movies Actors im Year Studio actos -id matiomdiy CharacterCardinality representation:-

0.n 1.n At least one 0.1 At most one 1 Exactly One

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