There is usually only one instance of an entity in an entity class (True or false?)

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There is usually only one instance of an entity in an entity class (True or false?)

There is usually only one instance of an entity in an entity class.
True or False?

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Database Concepts

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Kroenke, Auer

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