How would you adapt this query to limit results to Sponsored Products keyword targeting only?SELECTad_product_type,targeting,customer_search_term, match_type,SUM(spend)/100000000 AS total_cost_dollars,((SUM(spend)/100000000)/SUM(impressions))*1000AS avg_cpm,SUM(impressions)AS impressions,SUM(clicks)ASclicks, (SUM(clicks)/SUM(impressions))AS c tr FROM sponsored_ads_traffic WHERE match_typeIN('PHRASE','BROAD','EXACT')GROUPBY1,2,3,4

The correct answer is to adjust the WHERE statement. Adding AND adproducttype='sponsoredproducts' to the existing WHERE clause filters the results to include only data associated with Sponsored Products. This is the standard SQL method for applying multiple conditions to filter rows. The adproducttype column is designed to differentiate between various ad types (e.g., Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Sponsored Display). The option to add a LIMIT clause is incorrect because LIMIT is used to restrict the number of rows returned by a query, not to filter by a specific product type. The option to adjust the FROM statement to FROM sponsoredproducts is incorrect because sponsoredproducts is likely a value within a column, not a table name itself. The table containing the ad traffic data is sponsoredadstraffic, as indicated in the original query.