Consider the following two tables: album album_id* title artist_id (FK) artist artist_code * name Why is...

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Consider the following two tables: album album_id* title artist_id (FK) artist artist_code * name Why is a natural join NOT possible between these two tables? O a.) In order for a natural join to be possible, the two tables must be able to be joined using more than one column. b.) The column names for the columns representing the artist ID are not identical in name. c.) It's not possible to naturally join two tables that have a foreign key relationship. d.) The column names must both contain "id" in their names. Consider the following two tables: album album_id* title artist_id (FK) artist artist_code * name Why is a natural join NOT possible between these two tables? O a.) In order for a natural join to be possible, the two tables must be able to be joined using more than one column. b.) The column names for the columns representing the artist ID are not identical in name. c.) It's not possible to naturally join two tables that have a foreign key relationship. d.) The column names must both contain "id" in their names.