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August 29, 2024Database-Management-System
August 29, 2024Normalization
| Question 80 |
The relation scheme student performance(name, courseno, rollNo, grade) has the following functional dependencies:
Name, courseNo → grade
rollNo, courseNo → grade
Name → rollNo
rollNo → name
The highest normal form of this relation scheme is
| 2NF | |
| BCNF
| |
| 4NF | |
| 3NF |
Question 80 Explanation:
Student Performance (name, courseNo, rollNo, grade)
name, courseNo → grade →(I)
rollNo, courseNo → grade →(II)
name → rollNo →(III)
rollNo → name →(IV)
Candidate keys: name, courseNo (or) rollNo
Its is not BCNF, because the relation III, there is no relationship from super key.
name → rollNo
It is not BCNF, name is not super key.
It belongs to 3NF, because if X→Y, Y is prime then it is in 3NF.
name, courseNo → grade →(I)
rollNo, courseNo → grade →(II)
name → rollNo →(III)
rollNo → name →(IV)
Candidate keys: name, courseNo (or) rollNo
Its is not BCNF, because the relation III, there is no relationship from super key.
name → rollNo
It is not BCNF, name is not super key.
It belongs to 3NF, because if X→Y, Y is prime then it is in 3NF.
Correct Answer: D
Question 80 Explanation:
Student Performance (name, courseNo, rollNo, grade)
name, courseNo → grade →(I)
rollNo, courseNo → grade →(II)
name → rollNo →(III)
rollNo → name →(IV)
Candidate keys: name, courseNo (or) rollNo
Its is not BCNF, because the relation III, there is no relationship from super key.
name → rollNo
It is not BCNF, name is not super key.
It belongs to 3NF, because if X→Y, Y is prime then it is in 3NF.
name, courseNo → grade →(I)
rollNo, courseNo → grade →(II)
name → rollNo →(III)
rollNo → name →(IV)
Candidate keys: name, courseNo (or) rollNo
Its is not BCNF, because the relation III, there is no relationship from super key.
name → rollNo
It is not BCNF, name is not super key.
It belongs to 3NF, because if X→Y, Y is prime then it is in 3NF.
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