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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 18
The maximum value that can be stored by defining an attribute as NUMBER (5,3) is
a. 99.999
O b.9.999
O c. 99999.999
d. 55.333
QUESTION 19
will change department ID 20 of employee table to 15.
O a. UPDATE Employee SET Department ID = 15 WHERE Department ID = 20;
UPDATE Employee SET Department ID = 20 WHERE Department ID = 15
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Oc. UPDATE Employee SET Department_ID 20;
d UPDATE Employee SET Department ID = 15
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