which is an appropriate solution?

A developer wants to implement an association relationship between CarModel and
CarManufacturer. Every car model is produced by a single manufacturer and every manufacturer
produces many car models. While in this application it is essential to quickly determine the
manufacturer of a model it is NOT necessary to determine which models a manufacturer
produces. Given these requirements, which is an appropriate solution?

A developer wants to implement an association relationship between CarModel and
CarManufacturer. Every car model is produced by a single manufacturer and every manufacturer
produces many car models. While in this application it is essential to quickly determine the
manufacturer of a model it is NOT necessary to determine which models a manufacturer
produces. Given these requirements, which is an appropriate solution?

A.
In CarModel class, declare an attribute of type CarManufacturer and annotate it with
@OneToMany.

B.
In CarModel class, declare an attribute of type CarManufacturer and annotate it with
@ManyToOne.

C.
In CarManufacturer class, declare an attribute of type CarModel and annotate it with
@OneToMany.

D.
In CarManufacturer class, declare an attribute of type Collection<CarModel> and annotate it

with @OneToMany.

E.
In CarModel class, declare an attribute of type Collection<CarManufacturer> and annotate it
with @ManyToOne.



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