Question 1 (1 point) Answer the following questions based on the tables represented by the following data: When your assistant asks you for guidance on the best order for developing queries, you say: 1) net income -> accumulated depreciation -> months in service -> rankings 2) accumulated depreciation -> net income -> rankings -> months in service 3) months in service -> -accumulated depreciation > net income -> rankings 4) accumulated depreciation -> net income -> months in service -> rankings Question 2 (1 point) The best statement for ranking unrealized gain where unrealized gain was determined by the attribute unreal Gain in the query computeGain is: 1) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain] AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain] > [computeGain)![unrealGain])+1 2) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain) AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain) [computeGain)![unrealGain]) 4) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain) AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain] accumulated depreciation -> months in service -> rankings 2) accumulated depreciation -> net income -> rankings -> months in service 3) months in service -> -accumulated depreciation > net income -> rankings 4) accumulated depreciation -> net income -> months in service -> rankings Question 2 (1 point) The best statement for ranking unrealized gain where unrealized gain was determined by the attribute unreal Gain in the query computeGain is: 1) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain] AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain] > [computeGain)![unrealGain])+1 2) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain) AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain) [computeGain)![unrealGain]) 4) gainRank: (SELECT Count(*) FROM (computeGain) AS M1 WHERE [unrealGain]