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Student and courses enrolled is an example of

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Correct Answer: Option D
The statement is “Student and courses enrolled”, not “student and a course”.

A student can enroll in multiple courses, and a course can have multiple students.

The argument for Option B (one to many) considers only one side of the relationship: one course → many students, while ignoring that one student → many courses.

When both sides of the relationship allow multiple associations, it is defined as a many to many relationship.

Hence, the correct answer remains Option D.
Ans Munir
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Priya Jha
Priya Jha 4 months ago
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Piyush Raj
Piyush Raj 9 months ago
Multiple courses also contain multiple students too
Piyush Raj
Piyush Raj 9 months ago
Wrong answer it should be many to many bcoz vice versa is also possible