The following two SQL statements will produce different results. SELECT last_name, first_name FROM customer WHERE state='MA' OR state = 'NY' OR state = 'N' OR state = 'NH' OR state = 'CT; SELECT last_name, first_name FROM customer WHERE state IN ('MA''NY','NJ','NH',CT"); A B. TRUE FALSE 15. What does the following SQL statement do? ALTER TABLE Customer_T ADD Type Varchar (2):
A. Alters the Customer_T table to accept Type 2 Varchars
B. Alters the Customer_T table to be a Type 2 Varchar
C. Alters the Customer_T table, and adds a field called "Type"
D. Alters the Customer_T table by adding a 2-byte field called "Varchar"