Problem 3 The United States Congress consists of two houses, the Senate and the House of Representatives. Each state elects two senators. Each state is divided into Congressional Districts and each Congressional District elects one representative (also called a Member of Congress). The number of Districts in a state is based on the state's population (as of the most recent US Census). Each congressional district has a district number and a population. A congressional district is uniquely identified by its number along with its state. For example New York 2, New York 39, Pennsylvania 2, etc. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_congressional_districts for more info about Congressional Districts.) Consider this ER diagram, modeling the congress: The senator0f relationship set indicates who is a senator for which state and the rep0f relationship set indicates who is a Member of Congress for which district. 1. Which of the following aspects of the data are represented in this model? (a) Each district has exactly one representative (b) Each state has exactly two senators (c) Each state has at least one senator (d) A person cannot be senator of two different states (e) A person cannot be congressperson of two different districts (f) A person can be the congressperson of two different districts, as long as they're in different states (g) A person can be the congressperson of two different districts, as long as they have different numbers