#FDs, Decompositions, Normal Forms
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For question 10a, I got {A, B}, {B, C}, {A,B}, {E} as the primary keys
10b: 3nf, 3nf, 1nf, 3nf
I don't know if those are correct
Nor do I know how to answer anything else
@serene marten @true heath
Pinging y'all in case you guys know how to do this
6a I got R1(S, L, A), R2(A, S), R3(B, C) as the decomposition
Which I think is loseless
and then 6b I got R1(S, L), R2(A, S), R3(B, C) which I don't think is lossless
I'm rippin diablo rn so I'll give it a look in a couple hrs or on the train in da mornin, hopefully can help tonight
Alg, anytime today or tomorrow works
I got an exam for this at like 1:30pm on the 9th NZ time so anytime before then would be preferred if you can help lol
I think 10c is asking if D has the same functional dependencies as F
Why do they have to use such obtuse terminology "lossless join property" lol ain't no one talking like that outside of a college classroom
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I'm much too tired to research all this rn, if I have time tomorrow I might give it a go 
Aight cheers
Yep that’s the issue with these questions 😂😂 it’s like they try to make it as detached from real world as possible
I hate the name even more because it's not even related to the concept of losslessness lol. It's about when you rejoin the tables you get extra spurious tuples, not that you lose them
Did you ever figure this out? I completely forgot about it 😬
Haha makes me feel better about forgetting