Answer
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Work Step by Step
Here's a simplified representation of a relational database schema for novels, authors, and pages:
**Table: Authors**
- AuthorID (Primary Key)
- AuthorName
**Table: Novels**
- NovelID (Primary Key)
- Title
- AuthorID (Foreign Key referencing Authors table)
- Version
- Pages
In this schema:
- Each author is uniquely identified by an AuthorID in the Authors table.
- Each novel is uniquely identified by a NovelID in the Novels table.
- The Novels table has a foreign key (AuthorID) linking it to the Authors table, establishing a relationship between authors and novels.
- The Version attribute in the Novels table allows for different versions of the same novel.
- The Pages attribute stores the number of pages in each version of the novel.
This design accommodates the possibility of novels having different page counts in various versions.
