When a primary key is inserted into another table to create a relationship, the key in the related table is referred to as a
A) primary key.
B) foreign key.
C) relationship key.
D) unique key.

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When a primary key from one table is inserted into another table to establish a relationship, it is referred to as a foreign key in the second table. This helps in maintaining referential integrity between the two tables.

When a Primary Key Is Inserted into Another Table to Create