Given the following grocery store orders: If a query is made to the table with the following logic: Order_Total > 132 OR (Order Total >= 25 AND Order_Total < 74) Which of the following is the number…

The correct answer is B. Five. The query uses a compound condition with OR: it returns any row where Order_Total exceeds 132, plus any row where Order_Total is between 25 and 73 (inclusive of 25, exclusive of 74). Evaluating each order in the table against both branches of the OR condition - and counting…

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Question

Given the following grocery store orders:

If a query is made to the table with the following logic:

Order_Total > 132 OR (Order Total >= 25 AND Order_Total < 74) Which of the following is the number of orders that will be returned by the query?

Options

AFour
BFive
CSix
DSeven

How the community answered

(28 responses)

A
14% (4)
B
75% (21)
C
4% (1)
D
7% (2)

Explanation

The query uses a compound condition with OR: it returns any row where Order_Total exceeds 132, plus any row where Order_Total is between 25 and 73 (inclusive of 25, exclusive of 74). Evaluating each order in the table against both branches of the OR condition - and counting rows that satisfy at least one branch - yields five matching orders. The OR operator means a row only needs to satisfy one of the two conditions to be included, so rows meeting the high-value threshold are included even if they fall outside the 25–74 range, and vice versa.

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#SQL Querying#Data Filtering#Logical Operators#Database Fundamentals

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