SQL Question, please don't use chatgpt which makes no sense

Imagine you had a table named 'iron_rich_foods' as indicated below. 10 points Which query would show just the names and milligrams of iron per serving of all iron rich foods that have heme, ordered by the amount of iron per serving in descending order? (Note that many many SQL databases, including SQLite, do not have a boolean data type, and simply treat boolean values as integers, 1 or 0.).... Please note that the answer options for all questions about this data may mistakenly call the 'food' field 'name'... ignore that error - it is the 'food' field we are referring to.** SELECT * FROM iron_rich_foods WHERE has_heme=1 ORDER BY mg_iron_per_serving DESC; SELECT name, mg_iron_per_serving FROM iron_rich_foods WHERE has_heme=1 ORDER BY mg_iron_per_serving DESC; SELECT iron_rich_foods FROM name, mg_iron_per_serving ON has_heme=1 ORDER BY mg_iron_per_serving DESC; SELECT name, AVG(mg_iron_per_serving) FROM iron_rich_foods WHERE has_heme=1 ORDER BY mg_iron_per_serving DESC; Which of the following query would show us a list of foods ordered by * 10 points how much iron they contain irrespective of serving size? SELECT name, iron FROM iron_rich_foods ORDER BY iron DESC; SELECT name, iron FROM iron_rich_foods GROUP BY serving_size ORDER BY iron DESC; SELECT name, iron/serving_size FROM iron_rich_foods ORDER BY iron DESC; SELECT name, iron/serving_size FROM iron_rich_foods GROUP BY serving_size ORDER BY iron DESC; Which of the following queries would tell us how many foods in our data set have heme and how many do not? SELECT COUNT(has_heme=1 AND has_heme=0) FROM iron_rich_foods ORDER BY has_heme; SELECT COUNT(has_heme) FROM iron_rich_foods WHERE has_heme=1 AND has_heme =0; SELECT COUNT(name) FROM iron_rich_foods GROUP BY has_heme; SELECT COUNT(iron_rich_foods) ORDER BY has_heme