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    The document describes relationships between entities in two different scenarios. The first scenario involves publishers, books, and libraries. It states that a publisher can publish a book for one title or book ID, indicating a one-to-one relationship between publisher and book. The second scenario involves doctors, patients, and hospitals in a hospital management system. It states that a doctor can treat any number of patients, but a patient can only go to a single doctor, indicating a one-to-many relationship between doctor and patient.

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    The document describes relationships between entities in two different scenarios. The first scenario involves publishers, books, and libraries. It states that a publisher can publish a book for one title or book ID, indicating a one-to-one relationship between publisher and book. The second scenario involves doctors, patients, and hospitals in a hospital management system. It states that a doctor can treat any number of patients, but a patient can only go to a single doctor, indicating a one-to-many relationship between doctor and patient.

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    Many To One One To One Many To Many

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    The document describes relationships between entities in two different scenarios. The first scenario involves publishers, books, and libraries. It states that a publisher can publish a book for one title or book ID, indicating a one-to-one relationship between publisher and book. The second scenario involves doctors, patients, and hospitals in a hospital management system. It states that a doctor can treat any number of patients, but a patient can only go to a single doctor, indicating a one-to-many relationship between doctor and patient.

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    Consider the following Scenarios and answer the questions

    A book can be identified by its id. A library member is identified by member-id A Library Member can
    avail any number of books. a publisher publishes a book. Supplier supplies book to library. Members
    borrow the book. A Publisher can publish book only for one title or one book_id

    Identify the relationship between publisher and book

    a) one to many
    b) many to one
    c) one to one
    d) many to many

    Ans: c
    4) In the Hospital Management system, the following entities and attributes can be identified in E-R
    Model.

    Patient entity
    (Patient_id,Patient_name,patient_mobile,patient_email,patient_disease,doctor_id,hospital_id)

    Hospital entity

    (Hospital_id, Hospital_name, Hospital_address, Hospital_type,Doctor_id)

    Doctor entity

    (Doctor_id,Doctor_name,Specialization,Doctor_address,Patient_id)

    Consider the following Scenarios and answer the questions

    A doctor is identified with his/her id. A doctor can treat any number of patients. A hospital can have
    any number of branches with different addresses and can treat any number of patients. A patient
    can go to any hospital, but only to a single doctor.

    Identify the relationship between doctor and patient

    a) one to many
    b) many to one
    c) one to one
    d) many to many

    Ans: a

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