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dbose

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Question 1

When modeling the issuance of debt, the maximum cardinality from Disburse Cash to Issue Debt is 1 because
◦ interest is usually only paid at the maturity date.
◦ one check is written for the total interest due.
◦ The Issue Debt event is not related to Disburse Cash event; cash is received, not given.
◦ The minimum cardinality would be 1, but the maximum cardinality should be N.

Question 2

The relationship between the Disburse Cash and Issue Stock events is modeled as being M:N for all except which of the following reasons?
◦ One dividend check could be paid to shareholders that purchased stock at different times.
◦ Shareholders could receive several dividend checks over time.
◦ Checks must be written to each shareholder for dividend payments.
◦ Stock can be issued more than once over a period of time.
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