Please use this fourrow format when writing your connectivity-determining business mles. Figure 1. Publisher Database gplanation of each row in the d-row formal: 1. Ili'tirite the entity pair. Underline andior hold. 2. Give one business nJIe. Indicate the multiplicity of that rule in parentheses. 3. Give the ether business rule. Indicate the multiplicity of that rule in parentheses. 4. Give the connectivity. [If the connectivity is MIN, give the associative entity name} Following is an example of the required four-row format for business mles for a binary relationship for this Assignment. Example: Publisher Bock ONE Publisher may publish MANY Books [M] ONE Boot: has ONE Publisher [1] Publisher 1:lv'l Book. Complete the same 4row format for the remaining relationships in the EEG illustrated in Figure 1. Be sure the connectivity rovlr [row 4) for each 'l:lu|l relationship has the correct direction. The rule with the multiplicity "many\" will determine the direction. For example. if the rule is: "ONE Publisher may publish MANY Books,\" then Publisher is the I'1" table and Book is the 'M\" table. so you would write the connectivity as: Publisher 1:M Books. Use the fourrow form at to write the business rules and connectivity for each of the four binary relationships other than PublisherBook in the enterprise data model pictured above in Figure 1