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Refer to the following diagram. Which of the following answers does not provide a valid interpretation of the multiplicities for the association between the Inventory and the Product Category classes?

A block diagram has 4 blocks. The block flow sequence is as follows; product categories, inventory, sales, and employees. 1..1 and 0..* are labeled on the line between product categories and inventory. 1..* and 0..* are labeled on the line between inventory and sales. 0..* and 1..1 are labeled on the line between sales and employees. 0..* and 1..1 are labeled on the line between product categories and employees.



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Every inventory item is in at least one product category.



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Every product category includes at least one inventory item.



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Some product categories do not include inventory items.



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Every inventory item is in at most one product category.

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