Download the below power point presentation and answer sheet and determine the appropriate cardinalities for 1 through 8. Each question has 4 cardinalities to determine. Two sets of min, max - next to each entity.

Remember, a minimum cardinality can be "0" or "1", with "0" meaning that a row in one table does not need to be related to a row in another table. and a "1" meaning that the a row in one table needs to always be related to a row in the other table.

A maximum cardinality can be "1" or "*" (many) with a "1" meaning that a row in one table can only be related to one row in another table at all times and a "*" means that a row in one table can be related to many rows in another table.

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