After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
After wаking up, Lаtishа measures her blооd glucоse level using a glucometer. The value she gets is 90 mg/dL. About 30 minutes after eating a meal rich in carbs, Latisha's records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 150 mg/dL. After another 30 minutes, she records her blood glucose levels again. The value she gets is 220 mg/dL. What are some of the potential reasons her glucose levels continue to increase? Select all that apply. You may select more than one correct answer.
It describes the business оf а smаll trucker cоmpаny: This cоmpany delivers shipments from various warehouses to many retail stores. A trip for delivery will start in only one warehouse but it may go to various retail stores. Each trip may contain many shipments. The database has a Warehouse table that contains the following fields for every warehouse: WarehouseID (Char(5) and primary key); Address (TEXT); and Capacity with the total warehouse capacity in cubic feet (INT). A Truck table contains records for all company’s trucks with the following fields: LicensePlate (Char(7) and primary key); MaxVolume (INT) and MaxWeight (INT) containing the maximum volume in cubic feet and the maximum weight in pounds for the truck, respectively. The database has a Trip table that records the following fields for every trip: TripID (Char(5) and primary key); WarehouseID (Char(5)) with the id of the starting warehouse; PickUpTime (DateTime) indicating the day a trip started; and LicensePlate (Char(7)), identifying the truck making the trip. The WarehouseID field in this table is a foreign key to the Warehouse table. The LicensePlate field is a foreign key to the Truck table. The Shipment table contains records of all shipments including the ShipmentNo (Char(5) and primary key); TripID (Char(5)); Volume (INT) of the shipment in cubic feet; Weight (INT) of the shipment in Pounds; Destination (Char(5)), containing the StoreID where the shipment was delivered; and the DeliveryDate (DateTime). The TripID field in this table is a foreign key to the Trip table. The Destination field is a foreign key to the RetailStore table. The RetailStore table contains records for all destinations where shipments are delivered, each one identified by a StoreID (Char(5) and primary key); and an Address (TEXT). Assume the database truckcompany was already created and MariaDB is using this database (USE truckcompany). Write the SQL command that will perform the following action: Write a SELECT SQL command that will display the trip number of all trips made from the warehouse(s) with the lowest capacity. Hint: make a subquery to obtain first the lowest capacity of all warehouses, then make another subquery to find the WarehouseID of all warehouses with that lower capacity. Finally find all trips from those warehouses.
It describes the business оf а smаll trucker cоmpаny: This cоmpany delivers shipments from various warehouses to many retail stores. A trip for delivery will start in only one warehouse but it may go to various retail stores. Each trip may contain many shipments. The database has a Warehouse table that contains the following fields for every warehouse: WarehouseID (Char(5) and primary key); Address (TEXT); and Capacity with the total warehouse capacity in cubic feet (INT). A Truck table contains records for all company’s trucks with the following fields: LicensePlate (Char(7) and primary key); MaxVolume (INT) and MaxWeight (INT) containing the maximum volume in cubic feet and the maximum weight in pounds for the truck, respectively. The database has a Trip table that records the following fields for every trip: TripID (Char(5) and primary key); WarehouseID (Char(5)) with the id of the starting warehouse; PickUpTime (DateTime) indicating the day a trip started; and LicensePlate (Char(7)), identifying the truck making the trip. The WarehouseID field in this table is a foreign key to the Warehouse table. The LicensePlate field is a foreign key to the Truck table. The Shipment table contains records of all shipments including the ShipmentNo (Char(5) and primary key); TripID (Char(5)); Volume (INT) of the shipment in cubic feet; Weight (INT) of the shipment in Pounds; Destination (Char(5)), containing the StoreID where the shipment was delivered; and the DeliveryDate (DateTime). The TripID field in this table is a foreign key to the Trip table. The Destination field is a foreign key to the RetailStore table. The RetailStore table contains records for all destinations where shipments are delivered, each one identified by a StoreID (Char(5) and primary key); and an Address (TEXT). Based on this database design answer the following questions by writing SQL commands. Assume the database truckcompany was already created and MariaDB is using this database (USE truckcompany). Assuming all other tables were already created, write (a) SQL command(s) that will create the Trip table as described above. Include commands to create its primary key and foreign keys.
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