A relationship between counties and capitals is an example of which relationship?
Correct answer: B. One-to-many
- A. One-to-one
- B. One-to-many
- C. Many-to-many
- D. Both A and C
Explanation
A one-to-many relationship is a type of relationship between two entities where one entity (county) can be associated with multiple entities (capitals), but a single entity (capital) can only be associated with one entity (county). In the case of counties and capitals, a county can have one capital city, but a capital city can only be the capital of one county. This is a classic example of a one-to-many relationship.
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