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Assume a system with n job positions. for job position i, the number of individual users in that position is ui and the number of permissions required for the job position is pi . a) for a traditional dac scheme, how many relationships between users and permissions must be defined? b) for a rbac scheme, how many relationships between users and permissions must be defined?

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