Consider the following SQL query about a database of actors, film companies, and job vacancies: SELECT tbl_candidate.Surname, tbl_candidate. Firstname, tbl_candidate.Build, tbl_candidate.Fighting, tbl_candidate.Dance FROM tbl_candidate WHERE (((tbl_candidate.Build)="Large") AND ((tbl_candidate.Fighting)= Yes)) OR (((tbl_candidate.Build) ="slim") AND ((tbl_candidate.Dance)=Yes)); In this query, what condition must candidates meet to be included in the result set? They must have a large build and prefer dancing. They must have a large build and prefer fighting. They must have a slim build and prefer dancing. They must have either a large build and prefer fighting or a slim build and prefer dancing. They must have a slim build and prefer fighting.

Consider the following SQL query about a database of actors, film companies, and job vacancies: SELECT tbl_candidate.Surname, tbl_candidate.Firstname, tbl_candidate.Build, tbl_candidate.Fighting, tbl_candidate.Dance FROM tbl_candidate WHERE (((tbl_candidate.Build)="Large") AND ((tbl_candidate.Fighting)=Yes)) OR ((( tbl_candidate.Build )=" slim") AND ((tbI_candidate.Dance) = Yes) ); In this query, what condition must candidates meet to be included in the result set? They must have a large build and prefer dancing. They must have a large build and prefer fighting. They must have a slim build and prefer dancing. They must have either a large build and prefer fighting or a slim build and prefer dancing. They must have a slim build and prefer fighting