ASSIGNMENT TENANT PARKINGSPACE I Park ID Park_Section Park Floor Park_Type Park_Rate Assign_ID Ten_ID Park_ID Assign_Begin Assign_End Assign_Status Assign_Rate Ten_ID Ten_LName Ten_FName Ten_Initial Apart_Num Ten_Insured VEHICLE VID AUTHORIZED HT Auth_ID VID V_Make V_Model V_Year V_Plate Assign_ID Auth_Status An apartment building has parking spaces that it can assign to the tenants that live in the building. There are not enough parking spaces for all tenants to have one. Tenants must pay each month to have a reserved parking space assigned to them. No tenant should ever have more than one assigned parking space at a time; however, due to financial constraints, the tenant may surrender an assigned parking space some months. As a result, the tenant can have multiple parking spaces over time. A tenant with a parking space assigned to them can designate which vehicles are allowed to park in their parking space. If security finds an unauthorized vehicle in an assigned parking space, the vehicle will be towed. The ERD shown is an attempt (right or wrong) to support the data needs for this organization. If the data model shown is implemented as a database, based on the data model as it is shown (which may be incorrect for the business requirements), and no additional constraints are enforced beyond what is depicted in the model, which of the following are true about the system? It is possible in the system for a tenant to have a space assigned to them, but the tenant has not authorized any vehicles to park in the space. It is possible for a vehicle ID to be entered in the AUTHORIZED table without specifying any assignment for that vehicle. Every apartment is forced to have only one tenant at a time. During a given week, a single tenant could have three parking spaces assigned to them so that the tenant has multiple parking spaces assigned