The Fibonacci sequence is defined as 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89,... The first two terms, f[0) and f(1), are equal to 1. Every subsequent term is the sum of the two previous terms. Thus for each n≥2n≥2, we have f(n)=f(n-1)+f(n-2). Here are two Python programs to calculate f(n)f(n). One of these two methods uses bottom-up dynamic programming and one of these two methods uses recursion. But which one is which? def fibi(n): if n<=1: return 1 else: return fib1(n-1)+fib1(n-2) def fib2(n): C- table = [0 for i in range(n+1)] for i in range(n+1): if i<=1: table[i]=1 else: table[i]=table[i-1]+table[i-2] return table[n] For each of our two Fibonacci-calculating algorithms above, we can determine the running time. Here are six statements Here are six statements The following multiple-choice options contain math elements, so you may need to read them in your screen reader's "reading" or "browse" mode instead of "forms" or "focus" mode. Choice 1 of 6: 1. fib1(n) is 2. fib1(n) is 3. fib1(n) is 4. fib1(n) is 5. fib1(n) is 6. fib1(n) is (n2)(n2) and fib2(n) is 0 (n) (n2)(n2) and fib2(n) is (n2)0 (n2) (2n) (2n) and fib2(n) is 0 (n) (2n)e(2n) and fib2(n) is (n2) 0 (n2) (n!) and fib2(n) is 0 (n) (n!) and fib2(n) is 0(n2)

Could you please redo the coding with the correct indentations and answer for question 5a, 5b, 5c?

Under what circumstances is it appropriate to say that two select statements from the same table both satisfy the union's requirements?

MySQL Workbench Will the following select statements work? If the queries don’t work, explain why and then correct them.a-) SELECT NAME, EMPLOYEE_ID, SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE EMPLOYEE_ID = EMPLOYEE_ID AND NAME LIKE '%MITH';b-) SELECT E.NAME, E.EMPLOYEE_ID, EP.SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE NAME LIKE '%MITH';c-) SELECT E.NAME, E.EMPLOYEE_ID, EP.SALARYFROM EMPLOYEE_TBL E, EMPLOYEE_PAY_TBL EPWHERE E.EMPLOYEE_ID = EP.EMPLOYEE_ID AND E.NAME LIKE '%MITH';d-) SELECT ENAME, COUNT(*)FROM EMPWHERE ENAME = '&NAME'ORDER BY ENAME;e-) SELECT DEPT_ID, COUNT(*)FROM EMPGROUP BY DEPT_IDHAVING ENAME='ALIYE';f-) SELECT F_NAME, L_NAMEWHERE F_NAME LIKE '%A'FROM EMP, DEPT;g-) SELECT NAME, SALARYFROM DEPT, EMPWHERE DEPT.ID = EMP.ID AND SUM(SALARY);

For questions 10, 11, 12, in the options, there are no options in which c1=2 for ech of the questions, can you tell me correct options for 10 11 and 12?

Under what circumstances is it appropriate to say that two select statements from the same table both satisfy the union's requirements?

Which sentence is more like continue and which is more like break?

What’s the difference between the UNION and UNION ALL set operators?

The InstantRide Driver Relationship team wants to learn how many travels each driver has done in the month of October. You need to send them the DRIVER_ID, and two calculated columns: DAY and RIDES. The DAY column is calculated using the DAY() function with the TRAVEL_START_TIME as the argument. The RIDES column is calculated by using the COUNT() function to determine the number of rides given for each day. Filter the results with the MONTH function.

Name: Ahmad Saad Student ID: 123456789 First Layout: ConstraintLayout SWITCH TO LAYOUT 2 Name: Ahmad Saad Student ID: 123456789 Second Layout: TableLayout SWITCH TO LAYOUT 1