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1.            What are the siruilarities and differences between parallel and distributed database rnan-· agement systerns?
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2.            Would you expect to see a parallel database built using a wide-area network?  \Vould you expect to see a distributed database built using a wide-area network? Explain.
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3.     Define the termsÂ
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4.     Why is a shared-nothing architecture attractive for parallel database systerns?
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5. The idea of building specialized hardware to run parallel database applications received considerableÂ
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