Final answer:
In a real estate database, the PROPERTY entity and its purchase offer attributes can be represented using multivalued attributes or two entity types.
The database can also include an entity type for buyers with multiple phone numbers and addresses. Specific buyer phone numbers and addresses can be associated with each purchase offer.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Representing the PROPERTY entity and its purchase offer attributes using the notation for multivalued attributes can be done by showing the multivalued attribute within double oval brackets. For example: PROPERTY [[$purchaseOffer]]
2. Representing the PROPERTY entity and its purchase offer attributes using two entity types can be done by creating a separate entity type for the purchase offer. For example: PROPERTY <-- PURCHASE OFFER
3. To accommodate the new entity type for buyers and potential buyers, we can add another entity type called BUYER with attributes like name, phone number, and address. Multiple phone numbers and addresses can be represented as multivalued attributes. For example: PROPERTY <-- PURCHASE OFFER --> BUYER [[$phoneNumbers]], [[$addresses]]
4. To associate a specific buyer phone number and address with each purchase offer, we can add attributes to the PURCHASE OFFER entity type. For example: PURCHASE OFFER [buyerPhoneNumber], [buyerAddress]