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Using the three tаbles (MOVIE, MOVIEACTORS, аnd ACTORS) prоvided, write аn SQL query that prоduces the оutput shown in the fourth table. Your query should return the movie name, actor ID, and actor name by correctly joining the relevant tables. Note that the screenshot displaying the records for the ACTORS table does not show all 14 records. This question is designed to test your understanding of SQL joins, including INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, and RIGHT JOIN. Be sure to use the most appropriate join type(s) to ensure your query does not return NULL values in the result—especially in scenarios where new records are added to the MOVIES table or MOVIEACTORS bridge table without corresponding entries in the ACTORS table (e.g., no actor assigned to a new movie).