A restaurant chain has several store locations in a city (with a name and zip code stored for each), and each is managed by one
manager. Managers manage only one store. Each restaurant location has its own unique set of menus. Most have more than one menu (e.g., lunch and dinner menus). Each menu has many menu items, and items can appear on multiple menus, and with different prices on different menus. Represent this situation of restaurants with an E-R diagram.
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<h2>C- rippled</h2><h2>O- utstanding</h2><h2>M- agical</h2><h2>P- eace</h2><h2>U- npredictable</h2><h2>T- riumph</h2><h2>E - xcellent</h2><h2>R- obust</h2>Explanation:
<h3><u>Acronym</u>- a word that composes of long words that start with its initial letter.</h3><h3>Example: OTG (on the go)</h3>