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10118122, 9:43 AM Loading [<= Search more Sotto! Answer Step 1 Entity-Relational Diagram (ER Diagram): The following diagram illustrates the ER diagram for given business rules in Crow’s Foot notation: PARENT PK [PID _—_ = P_LNAME an SEAYER._—_t) P_FNAME REGISTER CONTACT] | eNRoLis }PRFRI PID nN PK.FK2 [REGISTER ID x [rea Includes! COACH TEAM, PK IC PK TEAMID [COACH FNAME ICOACH_LNAME PHONE leks [TEAMID. AME COLOR [COLOR NAME TEAMID Step 2 Explanation: The above ER diagram contains several entities such as "PARENT", "REGISTER", "PLAYER", "COACH", "TEAM" and "COLOR". ‘+ Each entity has its own attribute * The relationship between "PARENT" and “PLAYER” is M: N. Hence, the composite entity “REGISTER” acts as a bridge between those entities. * Ateam contains several players. Hence, the relationship between “TEAM” and “PLAYER” is 1: M. Ateam contains several colors. Hence, the relationship between “TEAM” and “COLOR" is 1: M. A team may have many coaches. Hence, the relationship between "TEAM" and "COACH’ is 1: M. hitpsscreatveworks olistorytoling-number-one-sklbimprover an

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