Consider these two tables generated by a brand-new music downloading app, shown here along with their ERD. You will use these tables to answer questions 3 through 7. users table id username premium_user 1001 ziggy TRUE 1002 aladdin FALSE 1003 duke TRUE 1004 tom FALSE 1005 jareth FALSE downloads table id user_id file_name 101 1002 space-oddity 102 1004 heroes 103 1002 heroes 104 1005 heroes 105 1001 rebel-rebel 106 1002 rebel-rebel 107 1005 fame 108 1002 changes users downloads id INT(11) id INT(11) username VARCHAR(24) ---user_id INT(11) premium_user TINYINT(1) file name VARCHAR(50) Indexes Indexes What is the correct, industry-standard syntax for inner joining the tables users and downloads, and selecting only the username, id (from the downloads table) and file_name columns? Consider these two tables generated by a brand-new music downloading app, shown here along with their ERD. You will use these tables to answer questions 3 through 7. users table id username premium_user 1001 ziggy TRUE 1002 aladdin FALSE 1003 duke TRUE 1004 tom FALSE 1005 jareth FALSE downloads table id user_id file_name 101 1002 space-oddity 102 1004 heroes 103 1002 heroes 104 1005 heroes 105 1001 rebel-rebel 106 1002 rebel-rebel 107 1005 fame 108 1002 changes users downloads id INT(11) id INT(11) username VARCHAR(24) ---user_id INT(11) premium_user TINYINT(1) file name VARCHAR(50) Indexes Indexes What is the correct, industry-standard syntax for inner joining the tables users and downloads, and selecting only the username, id (from the downloads table) and file_name columns