The BLOOD$\_$ADMIN$\_$INFO table has one row per blood united associated with an order. It's primary key columns are ORDER$\_$ID and LINE. The MAR$\_$ADMIN$\_$INFO table has one row per medication administration. The columns ORDER$\_$MED$\_$ID and MAR$\_$BLOOD$\_$INFO$\_$LN from the foreign key to the BLOOD$\_$ADMIN$\_$INFO table. Use the following query to answer the question below it: SELECT mar.ORDER$\_$MED$\_$ID$,$ mar.SCHEDULED$\_$TIME, mar.TAKEN$\_$TIME, bld$.$BLOOD$\_$ADMIN$\_$TYPE AS $[$Blood Type$]$ FROM MAR$\_$ADMIN$\_$INFOas mar INNER JOIN BLOOD$\_$ADMIN$\_$INFO as bld $<$ your SQL here$>$ What join condition is appropriate in $?$