c) The SQL code to populate the tables with 3 records each and one additional record for the Product table is as follows: Company Table Population: `sql INSERT INTO Company (CompanyID, CompanyName, CompanyQuantity) VALUES ('C01', 'VTX', 12); INSERT INTO Company (CompanyID, CompanyName, CompanyQuantity) VALUES ('C02', 'TAPT', 34); INSERT INTO Company (CompanyID, CompanyName, CompanyQuantity) VALUES ('C03', 'PORSH', 22); ` Product Table Population (3 records + 1 additional): `sql INSERT INTO Product (ProductID, ProductName, CostPrice) VALUES ('P01', 'Fans', 500); INSERT INTO Product (ProductID, ProductName, CostPrice) VALUES ('P02', 'Rice', 9000); INSERT INTO Product (ProductID, ProductName, CostPrice) VALUES ('P03', 'Leves', 7000); INSERT INTO Product (ProductID, ProductName, CostPrice) VALUES ('P04', 'Chairs', 1500); -- Additional record ` Supplier Table Population: `sql INSERT INTO Supplier (SuppID, SuppName) VALUES ('S01', 'Tima'); INSERT INTO Supplier (SuppID, SuppName) VALUES ('S02', 'Xofnet'); INSERT INTO Supplier (SuppID, SuppName) VALUES ('S03', 'Tima'); ` Supplied Table Population: `sql INSERT INTO Supplied (CompanyID, ProductID, SuppID) VALUES ('C01', 'P03', 'S02'); INSERT INTO Supplied (CompanyID, ProductID, SuppID) VALUES ('C02', 'P01', 'S03'); INSERT INTO Supplied (CompanyID, ProductID, SuppID) VALUES ('C03', 'P02', 'S03'); ` i) The SQL query to display the Company name, product name, and cost price of products supplied by 'Tima', ordered by company name: `sql SELECT C.CompanyName, P.ProductName, P.CostPrice FROM Company AS C JOIN Supplied AS S ON C.CompanyID = S.CompanyID JOIN Product AS P ON S.ProductID = P.ProductID JOIN Supplier AS Sup ON S.SuppID = Sup.SuppID WHERE Sup.SuppName = 'Tima' ORDER BY C.CompanyName; ` Expected Result: | CompanyName | ProductName | CostPrice | | :---------- | :---------- | :-------- | | PORSH | Rice | 9000 | | TAPT | Fans | 500 | ii) The SQL code to display the number of companies that supply products that cost above 500