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a. The selection on the joined results would cause a cartesian product operation
b. Moving the selection to the innermost relation keeps the depth of operations that have to be processed more shallow
c. This would reduce the number of tuples to involve in the join resulting in a more efficient query.
d. The outer selection would prevent the optimizer from picking the correct index
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