Q1Greetings, thatnk you in advance for your response.    - Give a decomposition into 3NF of the following schema; - Prove that your 3NF normalization incurs no loss of functional dependencies  r(A,B,C,D,E) F={ABàCDE, ACàD, BDàE} Thanks again.

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