You are given three tables: `team`, `table1`, and `table2`. To find the names of all players in the team who are either present in `table1` or `table2`, consider the following relational algebra queries:
- \(\Pi_{\text{{PlayerName}}}(\text{{team}}) \,/\, \Pi_{\text{{Name}}}(\text{{table1}} \cup \text{{table2}})\)
- \(\Pi_{\text{{PlayerName}}}(\text{{team}}) \,/\, \Pi_{\text{{Name}}}(\text{{table1}} \cap \text{{table2}})\)
- \(\Pi_{\text{{Name}}}(\text{{table1}} \cup \text{{table2}}) \,/\, \Pi_{\text{{PlayerName}}}(\text{{team}})\)
- \(\Pi_{\text{{Name}}}(\text{{table1}} \cap \text{{table2}}) \,/\, \Pi_{\text{{PlayerName}}}(\text{{team}})\)