A, B, C, E, F are atomic attributes. F = {O A → B; ⒸB → C; } 3 A, B → E; 4 A, E → F; 5 A, FE 1) Explain when a fd f = F is redundant? 2) Explain how to remove a fd in general. A, FE ist redundant. 3) Proof that fd 4) Apply the approach-by-synthesis to design a 3NF relational schema.

A, B, C, E, F are atomic attributes. F = {O A → B; ⒸB → C; } 3 A, B → E; 4 A, E → F; 5 A, FE 1) Explain when a fd f = F is redundant? 2) Explain how to remove a fd in general. A, FE ist redundant. 3) Proof that fd 4) Apply the approach-by-synthesis to design a 3NF relational schema.

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A, B, C, E, F are atomic attributes.
F = {O AB;
ⒸB → C:
3 A, B → E;
4 A, E → F;
5 A, FE
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1) Explain when a fd f = F is redundant?
2) Explain how to remove a fd in general.
A, F→ E ist redundant.
3) Proof that fd
4) Apply the approach-by-synthesis to design a 3NF relational schema.

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