E4.16 Consider the following table with sample data. BANK ACCOUNTS TABLE AccountID АсcountType CurrentBalance AccountHolderID AccountHolderName A111 Checking $1,000.00 C11 Joe Smith C222 Sue Smith A222 Checking S2,000.00 C333 Mary Moore A333 Money Market $15,000.00 C444 Pat Clark C555 Lisa Clark C666 Timmy Clark A444 Savings $3,000.00 C111 Joe Smith C222 Sue Smith E4.16a Normalize the Bank Accounts Table to 1NF by increasing the number of records in the existing table. E4.16b Normalize the Bank Accounts Table to 1NF by creating a new separate table in addition to the existing table.

E4.16 Consider the following table with sample data. BANK ACCOUNTS TABLE AccountID АсcountType CurrentBalance AccountHolderID AccountHolderName A111 Checking $1,000.00 C11 Joe Smith C222 Sue Smith A222 Checking S2,000.00 C333 Mary Moore A333 Money Market $15,000.00 C444 Pat Clark C555 Lisa Clark C666 Timmy Clark A444 Savings $3,000.00 C111 Joe Smith C222 Sue Smith E4.16a Normalize the Bank Accounts Table to 1NF by increasing the number of records in the existing table. E4.16b Normalize the Bank Accounts Table to 1NF by creating a new separate table in addition to the existing table.

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