When a parent entity contributes its primary key to become part of the primary key of the child entity, the relationship is known as:
A) primary
B) associative
C) nonidentifying
D) identifying
E) none of these

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In an identifying relationship, the primary key of the parent entity becomes part of the primary key of the child entity, establishing a strong connection between the two.

When a Parent Entity Contributes Its Primary Key to Become