Analyze the SQL below and follow the subsequent instructions. Although the precise CREATE statement syntax depends upon the DBMS, assume that the below CREATE statement is syntactically correct. Assume that there is abundant data in the Line_item table, which represents the individual line items in sales. Assume that the price is the total price for the quantity of the product. Using these assumptions, select all of the options which are true about the SELECT statement: CREATE TABLE Line item product id DECIMAL(6) NOT NULL, quantity DECIMAL(6) NOT NULL, price _per_item DECIMAL(8,2) NOT NULL ): SELECT product_id, SUM(price_per_item * quantity) FROM Line item GROUP BY product_id; Group of answer choices The SELECT statement returns, for each product, its product_id and the sum of its price times the quantity The SELECT statement is not syntactically correct The SELECT statement is not useful, because it does not use a HAVING clause The SELECT statement is syntactically correct The SELECT statement returns, for each product, its product_id and its per-unit price