Table Structure: flight COLUMN NAME DATA TYPE SIZE Constraint Fid Number 3 Primary key Fname Varchar 2 10 Splace Varchar 2 8 Dplace Varchar 2 8 Tdate date Seats Number 3 Note: Fid is Fight ID, Fname is Flight Name, Splace is a source place where the flight starts Dplace is destination place where the flight will reach, Tdate is tremel date of the flight and seats are the number of seats awilable in the flight Records inserted in to the flight table Fid Fname Splace Dplace Tdate Seats 101 Oman Air Muscat Delhi 20-Jan-2021 78 102 Air India Muscat Chennai 31-Dec-2020 null 201 Indigo Dubai Muscat 12-Feb-2021 93 103 Oman Air Chennai Dubai 23-Dec-2020 82 205 Air India Delhi Muscat 14-Feb-2021 115 202 Indigo Chennai Delhi 23-Jan-2021 null Table Structure: cust COLUMN NAME DATA TYPE SIZE Constraint Cid Varchar2 4 Cname Varchar2 10 Ticket Number 3 Amount Number 6,3 Fid Number 3 Foreign Key Note: Cid is Customer D, Oname is Customer Name, Ticket is number of tickets booked, Amount is ticket amount and Fid is Flight ID which refers the Fid column from flight table. Records inserted into the cust table Cid Cname Ticket Amount Fid C101 Ahmed 5 572.400 101 C102 Aisha 4 426.300 102 C103 Waleed null 143.800 201 C104 Mana 7 649.500 205 C108 Moza 5 438.600 102 4. Write an SQL query to display the source place and how many flights in each source place group, average number of seats available in each source place group only which source place group has less than two records and the number of seats available is in the range from 50 to 150. [4 Marks] 5. Write an SQL query to display the destination place, number of seats available in the flight, customer id and the number of tickets booked using natural join. Arrange your result in descending order based on number of seats available in the flight. [3 Marks] 6. Write an SQL query to display the customer name, number of tickets booked, flight name and number of seats available in the flight using right outer join.[3 Marks]