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What is the relationship between primary keys and foreign keys?

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Both are used to encrypt data.

Primary keys uniquely identify records; foreign keys reference primary keys from other tables.

Foreign keys can exist without primary keys in a table.

Primary keys can be duplicated across tables.

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