Match the types with the rules for deriving relations they represent:

Group of answer choices

strong entity types;

Combine entities into one relation.

weak entity types;

Create a relation to represent the multi$-$valued attribute and post a copy of the primary key of the owner entity into the new relation to act as a foreign key.

one$-$to$-$many $(1$:$*)$ binary relationship types;

Post a copy of the primary keys from each of the owner entities into the new relation to act as foreign keys.

one$-$to$-$one $(1$:$1)$ binary relationship types;

Create relation that includes all simple attributes.

many$-$to$-$many $(*$:$*)$ binary relationship types;

Create relation that includes all simple attributes $($primary key still has to be identified after the relationships with each owner entity has been mapped.

Multi$-$valued attribute

Create a relation to represent the multi$-$valued attribute and post a copy of the primary key of the owner entity into the new relation to act as a foreign key.