Question 16 7 Points The user at LSI complains that the limit of 280 characters for writing posts on Social Media is too restrictive, and they argue that users frequently write posts that have more than 200 characters. However, over a Tableau Dashboard, the software development team can see that only about 11% (544 posts) of the users write posts that are greater or equal to 200 characters. Post User Pid INT Comment Pid INT text VARCHAR(280) Pid INT name VARCHAR(128) creation_date DATETIME # text VARCHAR(280) email VARCHAR(320) likes INT creation_date DATETIME 1 author_id INT username VARCHAR(128) likes INT Indexes password VARCHAR(32) post_id INT city VARCHAR(45) author_id INT Indexes country VARCHAR(45) Community time_zone VARCHAR(45) id INT ip_address VARCHAR(45) name VARCHAR(32) date_of_birth DATE # followers INT job VARCHAR(45) description VARCHAR(128) phone_number VARCHAR(45) creation_date DATETIME Indexes Indexes Friendship Community_has_User friend_a_id INT Community_id INT friend_b_id INT P User_id INT creation_date DATETIME Indexes Indexes Therefore, the development team has decided not to increase the number of characters users are allowed to write in posts. To justify their decision, they have requested you a report that shows the distribution of posts that have more are more or equal to 200 characters. To obtain the desired report, fill in the blanks below. SELECT LENGTH(text) Blank 1 text_length, COUNT(id) FROM Blank 2 Blank 3 text_length Blank 4 text_length>=Blank 5 Blank 6 COUNT(id) DESC;The report should return information similar to the one shown below. 203 21 201 20 209 18 215 16 202 16 207 15 200 14 239 14 223 13 208 12 211 12 217 12 225 12 206 12 220 12 Blank 1 Add your answer Blank 2 Add your answer Blank 3 Add your answer Blank 4 Add your answer Blank 5 Add your answer Blank 6 Add your