The sequence of steps in identifying relationships in a model is:
A) evaluate entities as pairs, identify user existing and desired information, evaluate each entity to determine if there is any need for two occurrences of the same entity type to be linked
B) identify user's existing and desired information, evaluate entities as pairs, evaluate each entity to determine if there is any need for two occurrences of the same entity type to be linked
C) evaluate entities as pairs, evaluate each entity to determine if there is any need for two occurrences of the same entity type to be linked, identify user existing and desired information
D) evaluate each entity to determine if there is any need for two occurrences of the same entity type to be linked, evaluate entities as pairs, identify user existing and desired information

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The correct sequence of steps in identifying relationships in a model is to first identify the user's existing and desired information, then evaluate entities as pairs, and finally evaluate each entity to determine if there is any need for two occurrences of the same entity type to be linked. Option B follows this sequence correctly.

The Sequence of Steps in Identifying Relationships in a Model