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Using the premiere database create the following SQL queries:
1. Display all information from the customer table for all customers that have a balance that is greater than the average balance.
SELECT * FROM customer WHERE customer. balance > (SELECT avg(customer. balance) FROM customer)
2. Display all information from the rep table for all representatives that have a rate which is equal to the minimum rate for representatives.
SELECT * FROM `rep` WHERE `rate` = (SELECT MIN(rate) from rep)
3. Display each unique description and price (no duplicates) for all parts that have a quoted price that is greater than the average quoted price for all parts ordered.
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