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I had some doubts regarding Miniumum number of tables. Can anyone answer the above question?

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both have 3 as answer.

Whenever the cardinality of both the entity type is more than 1 . We make another table containing the primary keys for both the tables.

same goes for 2.

therefore we have 3 tables two original and one containing the keys.
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