1 1 vote Consider the following relations Employee (E#, Ename, salary, Bdate, D#) Department (D#, Dname, mgremp#, Location) Dependent (E#, DependentName) Which among these tuple calculus queries represent the following condition: List the names of mangers who have at least one dependent. {m[Ename] | m ∈ EMPLOYEE ∧ ∃u, t (t ∈ DEPENDENT ∧ u ∈ DEPARTMENT ∧ t[E#] = u[mgremp#] ∧ m[E#] = u[mgremp#])} {e[Ename] | e ∈ EMPLOYEE ∧ ∃d (d ∈ DEPARTMENT ∧ d[Ename] = ‘manager’ ∧ e[D#] = d[D#])} {m[Ename] | m ∈ EMPLOYEE ∧ ∃u, t (t ∈ DEPENDENT ∧ u ∈ DEPARTMENT ∧ e[E#] = u[mgremp#] ∧ m[D#] = u[mgremp#])} {e[Ename] | m ∈ EMPLOYEE ∧ ∃u, t (t ∈ DEPENDENT ∧ u ∈ DEPARTMENT ∧ t[E#] = u[D#] ∧ m[E#] = u[D#])} Databases tbb-dbms-1 databases relational-model tuple-relational-calculus + – Bikram 740 views answer comment Share Follow Print See all 2 Comments 2 2 Comments reply rohit vishkarma commented Oct 28, 2017 i moved by Lakshman Bhaiya Aug 19, 2019 reply Follow flag sir ji tuple calculus ने परेशानी में डाल रखा है ..plz explain it 1 1 replyShare hem chandra joshi commented Dec 26, 2017 reply Follow flag practise ! practise ! practise ! 0 0 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
0 0 votes After some observation, it seems easier to just eliminate wrong answers rather than trying to find the right one. B is wrong because obviously it doesn’t seem correct to have “manager” as the name of some employee ;) C, D are wrong because these expressions are using the tuple variable “e” without ever defining it(associating it with some table/relation). So A is the only choice left. ascend answered Apr 1, 2021 ascend comment Share Follow 0 reply Please log in or register to add a comment.