Is this 2NF?

[patent valley]

<@&987246584574140416> please have a look, thanks.

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[near nymph]

is this a test ?

[ripe sparrow]

Pastpaper

No markscheme

;C

its already in 3NF though right???

im debating it being 3NF

just doing revision for an upcoming exam

3NF means that the entire row depends on the entire PK

[near nymph]

what's 2nf ? never heard of that

[ripe sparrow]

2nd normal form

Im doing it up to 3nf

But there's up to 7nf or smthing like that

so 1NF is where the table has atomic values and has a unique ID per row

atomic value = all cells have 1 value

2nf is where the partial dependencies have been gotten rid of

thus getting rid of some or all the redundant data, i think

but meh

actually

i think its 2NF

if it were 3NF it would be StudentID instead of StudentName

I think I solved it nvm

/done

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[patent valley]

Closed the thread.

[ripe sparrow]

wait did i close this thread