One of the primary goals of a database is to eliminate information redundancy by recording each piece of data in only one place in the database. What does the elimination of information redundancy do for a database?
A) Reduces disk space requirements
B) Makes updating information easier
C) Improves information quality
D) All of these

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The elimination of information redundancy in a database reduces disk space requirements, makes updating information easier, and improves information quality by ensuring that data is consistent, up-to-date, and stored efficiently.

One of the Primary Goals of a Database Is to Eliminate