Raw$\_$Materials has the follwing fields: Raw$\_$Materials$\_$Code, Raw$\_$Materials$\_$Description, Raw$\_$Materials $\_$Price; Purchase $\_$orders has the follwing fields: Purchase$\_$Order$\_$ID$,$ Purchase$\_$Order$\_$Date, Purchase$\_$Employee $\_$ID$,$ Supplier$\_$ID$,$ Raw$\_$Materials$\_$Code, Quantity$\_$Purchased, Raw$\_$Material$\_$Purchase$\_$Price; Suppliers has the follwing fields: Supplier$\_$ID$,$ Supplier$\_$Company$\_$name, Supplier$\_$Address, Supplier$\_$City, Supplier$\_$St$,$ Supplier$\_$Zip, Supplier$\_$Phone, Notes

Relying on the primary key$/$foreign key relationships, how would you create a SQL query that would select all the data from both the Purchase$\_$Orders table and the Suppliers table?

Relying on the primary key$/$foreign key relationships, how would you create a SQL query that would select all the data from both the Purchase$\_$Orders table and the Raw$\_$Materials table?