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Please apply the Lossless Join Testing algorithm to see if the decomposition D is a lossless...

Please apply the Lossless Join Testing algorithm to see if the decomposition D is a lossless join decomposition. Please provide testing details step by step when you apply the set of functional dependency for testing.

Given
1.   The universal relation schema Q(CTHRSG), where C = course, T = teacher, H = hour, R = room, S= student, and G = grade.
2.   The minimal set of functional dependencies F are assumed:
       C -> T each course has one teacher
       HR -> C only one course can meet in a room at one time.
       HT -> R a teacher can be in only one room at one time.
       CS -> G each student has one grade in each course.
       HS -> R a student can be in only one room at one time.
3.   The decomposition of the universal schema Q(CTHRSG) based on the algorithm
(Lossless Join and Dependency-Preserving Decomposition into 3NF Relation Schema) is

D = {R1, R2, R3, R4, R5},
  
where R1 = {CT} R2 = {HRC} R3 = {HTR} R4 = {CSG} R5 = {HSR}

4.   HS is the key of R, and is a part of R5.

Please apply the Lossless Join Testing algorithm to see if the decomposition D is a lossless join decomposition. Please provide testing details step by step when you apply the set of functional dependency for testing.

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