Have you ever considered how big data is organized to create smart data that provides value? All data is stored and organized in a database. A database contains current data from company operations. The data must be organized for efficient retrieval and analysis by different functional departments throughout the company. Most companies store data in both relational and non$-$relational type databases.

The goal of this activity is to demonstrate your understanding between relational and non$-$relational databases.

Select the correct option that represents whether the table is relational or non$-$relational.

Table $1$

$\{$Name$$: $$Average Sales Price: $1\mathrm{.}47\},$

$\{$Name$$: $$Total Volume: $113514\mathrm{.}4\},$

$\{$Name$$: $$Type: organic$\},$

$\{$Name$$: $$Region: Albany$\}$

Table $2$

Observation ID Region Year Month Quarter Type Average Price Total Volume Supplier ID

$17038$ Miami$/$Ft$.$ Lauderdale $2016104$ Organic $1\mathrm{.}58385\mathrm{.}55$ A

$6381$ Jacksonville $2018114$ Organic $1\mathrm{.}65404\mathrm{.}62$ C

$6392$ Orlando $2018114$ Organic $1\mathrm{.}39405\mathrm{.}29$ C

$16826$ Miami$/$Ft$.$ Lauderdale $2016104$ Organic $1\mathrm{.}49472\mathrm{.}82$ A