Consider the following table, with columns named X, Y, and Z. Based upon the contents of the table, which combinations of columns could possibly be keys?
|
X |
Y |
Z |
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A |
4 |
Glorp |
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D |
4 |
Snerd |
|
K |
9 |
Glorp |
|
D |
3 |
Snerd |
(a) X alone
(b) Y alone
(c) Z alone
(d) X and Y together
(e) X and Z together
(f) Y and Z together
(g) X, Y, and Z together
The correct answers are given as:
(d) X and Y together
(e) X and Z together
(f) Y and Z together
Consider the following table, with columns named X, Y, and Z. Based upon the contents of...
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