//SQL// run the script: create schema prod_db; set search_path to prod_db; CREATE TABLE product_groups ( group_id serial

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//SQL//
run the script:
create schema prod_db;
set search_path to prod_db;
CREATE TABLE product_groups (
group_idserial PRIMARY KEY,
group_nameVARCHAR (255) NOT NULL
);
CREATE TABLE products (
product_idserial PRIMARY KEY,
product_nameVARCHAR (255) NOT NULL,
priceDECIMAL (11, 2),
group_idINT NOT NULL,
FOREIGNKEY (group_id) REFERENCES product_groups (group_id)
);
INSERT INTO product_groups (group_name)
VALUES
('Smartphone'),
('Laptop'),
('Tablet');
INSERT INTO products (product_name, group_id,price)
VALUES
('MicrosoftLumia', 1, 200),
('HTCOne', 1, 400),
('Nexus',1, 500),
('iPhone',1, 900),
('HPElite', 2, 1200),
('LenovoThinkpad', 2, 700),
('SonyVAIO', 2, 700),
('DellVostro', 2, 800),
('iPad',3, 700),
('KindleFire', 3, 150),
('SamsungGalaxy Tab', 3, 200);
Write a query that returns the product name, the price, productgroup name, along with the average prices of each productgroup. Order the results in ascending order by groupname. Do not rename the column for the average price.