Which of the following sets of characteristics specifically apply to relational databases? More than one answer may be correct.

When a user accesses data in a relational database for different purposes, the database tables reorganize.

A relational database is designed to maintain data and information about various types of data including objects, events, people, and places.

Data tables in a relational database are linked by the fields they have in common.

A relational database organizes data in tables composed of records or objects $($the rows$),$ and fields $($the columns$).$