Draw a neat and clean E-R diagram of a library management system. Draw the diagram by hand, the ER diagram will be made with the following specifications. There are books in library which are divided into various categories. Members can get the books from the library. There are various publishers who publish the books. Show proper relationships among entities and also mention attributes for each of the entities. Assume at least 3 attributes for each entity.

Draw a neat and clean E-R diagram of a library management system. Draw the diagram by hand, the ER diagram will be made with the following specifications. There are books in library which are divided into various categories. Members can get the books from the library. There are various publishers who publish the books. Show proper relationships among entities and also mention attributes for each of the entities. Assume at least 3 attributes for each entity.

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