One example of splitting compound entity type attributes into smaller attributes would be:
A) Splitting a customer's name into last name and first name
B) Splitting a customer's address into street, city, state and zip code
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A or B

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Both examples involve splitting a larger compound entity type attribute into smaller, more specific attributes. In the case of option A, splitting a customer's name into first and last name allows for more targeted querying and sorting based on those individual attributes. Similarly, splitting a customer's address into separate street, city, state, and zip code attributes allows for more specific searching and organization of customer information.

One Example of Splitting Compound Entity Type Attributes into Smaller