Consider the depicted state for relation R in the table below:CWhich of the following statements regarding functional dependencies in R is correct?O Functional dependency B C may hold, but C B cannot hold.O Functional dependency C>B may hold, but B→C cannot hold.O Functional dependency A→C may hold, but C>A cannot hold.O Functional dependency C→A may hold, but A→C cannot hold. QUESTION 8The principal difference between a weak and strong entity in the Entity-Relationship model is best characterized by which of the following?Strong entities cannot have attributes.A weak entity exists in the model regardless of its affiliation with other entities, while a strong entity exists solely due to its relationship to oneor more weak entities in the model.O Weak entities cannot have attributes.A strong entity exists in the model regardless of its affiliation with other entities, while a weak entity exists solely due to its relationship to oneor more strong entities in the model.

Correct regarding functional dependencies in given relation R

Consider the depicted state for relation R in the table below: C y 2. Which of the following statements regarding functional dependencies in R is correct? Functional dependency B>C may hold, but C B cannot hold. Functional dependency C B may hold, but B C cannot hold. Functional dependency A→C may hold, but C A cannot hold. Functional dependency C-A may hold, but A→C cannot hold.

Consider the depicted state for relation R in the table below: C y 2. Which of the following statements regarding functional dependencies in R is correct? Functional dependency B>C may hold, but C B cannot hold. Functional dependency C B may hold, but B C cannot hold. Functional dependency A→C may hold, but C A cannot hold. Functional dependency C-A may hold, but A→C cannot hold.

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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