Using the "look near" notation, please develop a Design$-$Specific conceptual ER model for the following business requirements to answer questions from $22-28.$

Business Requirements

The NCAA $($National Collegiate Athletic Association$)$ wants to develop a database to keep track of information about college basketball. Each team can have a maximum of twenty $(20)$ players and a minimum of thirteen $(13)$ players. Each player can play for only one team. Players are called players because they play in games, in fact, several games. A game involves at least ten players. It is possible that some players simply sit on the bench and do not play in any game. Player performance statistics $($i$.$e$.,$ points scored, rebounds, assists, minutes played, and personal fouls committed$)$ are recorded for each player for every game. Information collected about a game includes the game number, the final score, the attendance, and the date of the game.

A player can be identified by student number $($i$.$e$.,$ Social Security number$)$ only. The other attributes for a player include name, major, and grade point average. A team is identified by the name of the university $($i$.$e$.,$ team$).$ Other team attributes include current ranking, capacity of home court, and number of players. A game can be identified by game number only.

If a team is canceled, all links to the players for that team should be dropped. $($This sentence is about deletion rules$).$

Your predecessor, Justin Rees, before leaving for Wales to pursue a career as a sheep farmer, began mapping and provided the following start to defining the Entity types:

Player $($

Team $($

Game $($

How many relationships can you identify from the above description before you convert$/$decompose