Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is option 1.

Concept:

Weak entity set :

A weak entity set is an entity set that does not contain sufficient attributes to uniquely identify its entities. In other words, a primary key does not exist for a weak entity set. However, it contains a partial key called a discriminator. Discriminators can identify a group of entities from the entity set.

ER diagram:

This ER diagram illustrates key information about the book, including entities such as author, Publisher, books, and Edition. It allows for understanding the relationships between entities.

Author:

For an author, the book dealer might want to keep track of the name (first, middle, and last), date of birth, and date of death.​

Publisher: 

For a Publisher, the book dealer might want to keep track of the phone, name, and address.

Book:

For a book, the book dealer might want to keep track of the id, title, and date.

Edition:

For an edition, the book dealer might want to keep track of the name and the total number of copies.

Relation ER diagram,

• The author can write a number of books and each number of books has many numbers of authors. So it has many to many relationships.
• The book can publish at most one publisher and each number of publishers has many numbers books. So it has many to one relationship.
• The book can has atmost one edition and each number edition has many numbers of books. So it has many to one relationship.

The ER diagram,

Here Edition is a weak entity because it can not have candidate key attributes.​

Hence the correct answer is Edition.

The correct option is Most of the bees in the hive are worker bees.

• Every honey bee colony comprises a single queen, a few hundred drones and several thousand worker castes of honey bees.
• A queen bee is the only female bee in the hive that gets to reproduce.
• Worker bees are all female and are all offspring of the queen. 
• Queen is a fertile, functional female, the worker is a sterile female and the drone is a male insect.
• Queen and worker develop from the fertilized egg while drone develops from an unfertilized egg.
• Further differentiation of queen and worker depends on the quality and quantity of food that is fed to the queen or worker larvae.

Explanation:

​Every beehive has one male bee and many female bees → Inorrect.

Most of the bees in the hive are worker bees → Correct

The study of honey bee is sericulture → Inorrect.

Beehives are octagonal in shapes→ Incorrect. (Hexagonal)

​Additional Information

The queen:

• ​There is only one queen in a colony and considerably larger than the members of other castes.
• Swarming is the natural method that honeybee colonies use for multiplying their colonies.
• The old queen is killed as soon as the new queen is fertilized.
• The phenomenon of raising a queen in the off-season is called supersedure.
• The normal lifespan of a queen is 3 years.

​The drone:

• ​The drones are male bees with no sting.
• They are much larger and stouter than either the queen or the workers.
• Their only function is to impregnate the young queen a task which they are unable to perform until they are about 10 days of age.
• They also help in the maintenance of hive temperature. 
• The drones are produced by unfertilized eggs of the queen, or by those workers which take up the reproductive function due to the absence of a queen in a colony.
• The normal lifespan of a drone is 57 days. 

​The worker:

• ​Smallest inhabitants of the beehive.
• They are imperfect females incapable of laying eggs.
• Worker bees primary duties are cleaning, feeding developing larva once hypopharyngeal glands develop, ripening of honey, secreting/moulding of wax into combs.
• The lifespan of a worker is about 4 weeks during the active season and 8 to 10 weeks during the less active season.
• On certain occasions when the colony is in need of a queen, some of the workers start laying eggs from which only drones are produced.
• These workers called laying workers.

Six people: M, N, O, P, Q, and R.

1) Only two people sit between Q and N, who sit extreme left end of the row.

2) Q sits second to the left of R.

3) O is an immediate neighbor of R.

4) P and M are immediate neighbor to each other.

5) N is not immediate neighbor of M.

The pattern followed is/:

For this question, the logic for "SURVIVE is VXUYLYH" is given below-

Similarly,

We will apply the same logic on MONSOON as-

Hence, Option (1) is correct.

The Logic here is as follows:

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4 = 3^rd Number

In (6, 8, 192)

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4

= (6 × 8) × 4

= 48 × 4

= 192 = 3^rd Number

Now check the all options,

Option (1) (12, 13, 263)

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4

= (12 × 13) × 4

= 156 × 4

= 624 ≠ 3^rd Number

Option (2) (8, 11, 180)

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4

= (8 × 11) × 4

= 88 × 4

= 352 ≠ 3^rd Number

Option (3) (11, 9, 396)

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4

= (11× 9) × 4

= 99 × 4

= 396 = 3^rd Number

Option (4) (7, 5, 78)

(1^st Number × 2^nd number) × 4

= (7 × 5) × 4

= 35 × 4

= 140 ≠ 3^rd Number

Hence, the correct answer is "(11, 9, 396)".