When two relations, A and B, have a many-to-many relationship, we create a separate relation, C, to represent this.

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When two relations have many-to-many relationships, we create a separate relation to represent them, which is known as a join table or junction table. This join table will include foreign keys referencing both tables, which allows many-to-many relationships to be represented.

When Two Relations, a and B, Have a Many-To-Many Relationship