A database management system is designed to handle _____ relationships without introducing data redundancy or causing other problems.
A) unary, binary, and ternary
B) binary but not unary or ternary
C) unary but not binary or ternary
D) unary and binary but not ternary
E) binary and ternary but not unary

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A database management system (DBMS) is designed to efficiently manage various types of relationships between data entities, including unary (relationships within a single entity), binary (relationships between two entities), and ternary (relationships among three entities), without introducing data redundancy or causing other problems. This capability is fundamental to the relational model of database management, which allows for the modeling of complex data relationships while maintaining data integrity and reducing redundancy.

A Database Management System Is Designed to Handle _____ Relationships