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Create a query to produce the output shown in the figure below.
Create a query to produce the output shown in the figure below. The output, derived from the CHARTER and MODEL tables, is limited to February 6, 2004. (Hint: The JOIN passes through another table. Note that the “connection” between CHARTER and MODEL requires the existence of AIRCRAFT, because the CHARTER table does not contain a foreign key to MODEL. However, CHARTER does contain AC_NUMBER, a foreign key to AIRCRAFT, which contains a foreign key to MODEL.)
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