Pick the best answer that fits the question. Not all of the answers may be correct. If none of the

answers fit, write your own answer.

Answers must be emailed in plain text $($no formatting, no attachments$).$ Email must have your

full name at the top. Answers to questions must be clearly marked $($question number before each

answer$),$ and be in sequence $($question $1$ should come before question $2,$ etc.$).$

Email must arrive by midnight on $2020-12-17.$

For the below questions, use the following schema definition.

customer$($cid$,$ fname, lname$,$ dob, street, city, state, zip$)$

product$($pid$,$ description, listprice$)$

ordr$($oid$,$ tim, cid$)$

ordrdtls$($odid$,$ oid, pid, price, qty$)$

advertisement$($aid$,$ tim, cid, pid, type$)$

This is a schema for a store. The customer table has customer information, the product table has

product information. The ordr table has information on individual customer orders, with ordrdtls

table for products that are part of an order. Think of an online order, where a single purchase has

multiple products. The advertisement is when we advertise product pid to customer cid.

$1.(5$ points$)$ Find address of customers named John Doe.

$($a$)$ select cid,fname,lname$,$dob

from customer

where $($fname$,$lname$)=($John$,$Doe$)$

$($b$)$ select $*$ from customer

where $($lname$,$fname$)=($John$,$Doe$)$

$($c$)$ select cid,dob

from customer where fname$=$John$$ and lname$=$Doe$$

$($d$)$ select cid,street,city,state,zip

from customer where fname$=$John$$ and lname$=$Doe$$

$($e$)$ Other: