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In a Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement environment, a company is designing a system to manage customer interactions. They have defined three entities: Customer, Order, and Product. The relationship between Customer and Order is one-to-many, meaning a single customer can have multiple orders. Additionally, each Order can contain multiple Products, establishing a many-to-many relationship between Order and Product. If the company wants to track the total number of products ordered by each customer, which approach should they take to effectively model this relationship in Dynamics 365?

Create a junction entity to represent the many-to-many relationship between Order and Product, and use a rollup field on the Customer entity to sum the total products ordered.

Use a calculated field on the Order entity to count the number of products associated with each order and display this on the Customer entity.

Establish a direct one-to-many relationship from Customer to Product to track the total products ordered by each customer.

Implement a custom workflow that triggers every time an order is created to update a field on the Customer entity with the total number of products ordered.

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