1)SELECT bus_name, profit 2) FROM business 3) WHERE city = 4) (SELECT city FROM locations 5) WHERE city LIKE 'Noid_' 6) AND state = 'UP') 7) ORDER BY profits desc; How do you modify the above code if you want to avoid causing an error if the subquery returns more than one row.

When a subquery returns multiple rows, using the equals operator (=) causes an error. Changing to IN allows matching against any value in the returned set. Option A's DISTINCT would affect duplicates but not the multi-row error. Option C's MAX would change the logic to only match one city. Option D's ORDER BY change doesn't address the core issue.