7. Ian Devling works for one of Northwind's suppliers. His company sells the following product to Northwind:

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The question presents a scenario: Ian Devling works for one of Northwind's suppliers, and his company sells the following product to Northwind: Alice Mutton.

First, we note that the provided answer field lists a single product, Alice Mutton, as the product sold to Northwind by Ian's company. This establishes a direct supplier–product relationship within the Northwind data model, where each product has an associated supplier and Northwind is the customer.

Next, we look for the answer options to evaluate multiple choices. However, the answer_options field is empty, so there are no alternative statements to compare against or to rule out. This means we cannot perform a normal option-by-option analysis (we cannot identify why other choices would be incorrect because none are given).

Given the absence of alternatives, we can reason about the structure and the implied correct entry: if the dataset indicates that Alice Mutton is supplied by Ian Devling’s company to Northwind, then the statement as written — that Alice Mutton is the product his company sells to Northwind — is consistent with the typical Northwind schema in which a supplier provides one or more products to the customer.

What this means for interpretation is that the answer hinges on the data linkage: the product Alice Mutton must have a SupplierID corresponding to Ian’s company in the Suppliers table, and Northwind as the customer would be linked via the Orders/Order Details flow in the dataset. Since no other options are present to evaluate, there is nothing else to compare or invalidate.

In a broader sense, this kind of question tests understanding that products are associated with suppliers, and that a supplier can sell a specific product (like Alice Mutton) to Northwind as a customer, as reflected in the dataset’s relational schema. If you had access to the actual options, you would verify each alternative against the Supplier–Product relationship and select the option that correctly states the product supplied by Ian’s company to Northwind.

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7. Ian Devling works for one of Northwind's suppliers. His company sells the following product to Northwind:

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