Consider the following instance of the Airport Database: name Airport Note: Each airport name is unique in its country. airportID city state country CDG Charles de Gaulle Paris NULL FRA DXB Dubai International Dubai NULL UAE JFK John F Kennedy International New York NY USA LGA LaGuardia New York NY USA MIA Miami International FL USA SFO San Francisco International San Francisco CA USA Miami Carrier Note: Each carrier name is unique in the whole world. carrierID name fleetsize employees revenue AF Air France 225 84,602 15,414 DL Delta Air Lines 855 80,000 39,639 EK Emirates Airline 239 84,153 18,300 US US Airways 338 31,467 13,050 Flight Note: Any (carrierID, flightNo) combination is unique for the whole day. carrierid flightNo date time airportID destination distance DL 426 10/16/2017 7:00 AM JFK SFO 2,586 DL 426 10/17/2017 7:00 AM JFK SFO 2,586 DL 479 10/16/2017 7:25 PM JFK SFO 2,586 EK 721 10/17/2017 11:25 AM CDG DXB 3,259 US 783 10/17/2017 3:20 AM DXB JFK 6,843 DU 1472 10/17/2017 7:30 AM LGA MIA 1,099 AR 3577 10/17/2017 5:45 PM JFK CDG 3,629 US 3577 10/17/2017 9:40 AM LGA SFO 2.576 AF 3634 10/16/2017| 1:20 PM CDG MIA 4,580 What is the cardinality of the Flight table? 1 point Your answer What is the degree of the Flight table? 1 point Your answer List the candidate key(s) of the Airport table (each in a separate line). 2 points Your answer List the candidate key(s) of the Carrier table (each in a separate line). 2 points Your answer List the candidate key(s) of the Carrier table (each in a separate line). 2 points Your answer List the foreign key(s) of the Flight table (each in a separate line). 2 points Your answer If airportID is the primary key of the Airport table, list the alternate key(s) of 1 point this table. Your answer What is the primary key of the Flight table? 2 points Your