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A relation is a two-dimensional table

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A relation is a two-dimensional table.

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Correct Answer: Option A
Option1: True
A relation in the relational model is indeed a two-dimensional table. It consists of rows and columns where each row represents a record and each column represents an attribute or field of that record.
Option2: False
This statement is incorrect. A relation in the relational model is always represented as a two-dimensional table.
In conclusion, the correct option is Option1: True as a relation is indeed a two-dimensional table in the relational model.
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