Order Goods PK Ordert# Merchandise Inventory Date PK Item# CONTAIN [Vendor) [Employee#] Shipping Method Employee Description Unit Cost TAKES PK Emplovee# Employee Name Department Date Hired Job Title RECEIVE Receive Goods RECEIVE CONTAIN PK Receivingt [Employee#] Receiving Date [Vendor DELIVER SENT TO Vendor PK Vendor Name PAY FOR Address Phone# Contact PREPARE Cash Pay for Goods PK Account# PK Payment# MAILED TO PAID FROM- Account Type Payment Date [Account#] [Vendor#] [Employee#] Bank Balance Souder, Oles, and Franek is an intemational consulting firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The Entity-Relationship diagram in the figure below shows a simplified version of the company's process for purchasing and paying for equipment and supplies. Requirement 1: Insert appropriate pairs of cardinalities for the relationships in the Entity-Relationship model developed with REA data modeling approach. Requirement 2: Describe the database table attributes for this model. Listed above are basic entity tables. You will need to add relationship table(s) for any M:N cardinalities and foreign keys into the existing basic tables if necessary. *Use an employee table for the "purchase agent", "receiving clerk", and "cashier or A/P clerk" Order Goods PK Ordert# Merchandise Inventory Date PK Item# CONTAIN [Vendor) [Employee#] Shipping Method Employee Description Unit Cost TAKES PK Emplovee# Employee Name Department Date Hired Job Title RECEIVE Receive Goods RECEIVE CONTAIN PK Receivingt [Employee#] Receiving Date [Vendor DELIVER SENT TO Vendor PK Vendor Name PAY FOR Address Phone# Contact PREPARE Cash Pay for Goods PK Account# PK Payment# MAILED TO PAID FROM- Account Type Payment Date [Account#] [Vendor#] [Employee#] Bank Balance Souder, Oles, and Franek is an intemational consulting firm headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. The Entity-Relationship diagram in the figure below shows a simplified version of the company's process for purchasing and paying for equipment and supplies. Requirement 1: Insert appropriate pairs of cardinalities for the relationships in the Entity-Relationship model developed with REA data modeling approach. Requirement 2: Describe the database table attributes for this model. Listed above are basic entity tables. You will need to add relationship table(s) for any M:N cardinalities and foreign keys into the existing basic tables if necessary. *Use an employee table for the "purchase agent", "receiving clerk", and "cashier or A/P clerk