Consider the Bank Database schema:

branch $($branch$\_$name: string, branch$\_$city: string, assets: real$)$

account $($account$\_$number: integer, branch$\_$name: string, balance: real$)$

depositor $($customer$\_$name: string, account$\_$number: integer, customer$\_$city: string$)$

The key fields are underlined, and the domain of each field is listed after the field name. Therefore branch$\_$name is the key for branch, account$\_$number is the key for account, and customer$\_$name and account$\_$number together form the key for depositor. The depositor relation lists the customer name$($s$)$ for each account

Write the following queries in SQL$.$

i$.$ List in alphabetic order the names of all customers having an account in Gandhinagar branch

ii$.$ Find all branches that have greater total account balance than Jayanagar branch

iii. Find all branches, of Bangalore city, which has an account of all the customers located in Bangalore.