VEHICLE
Observe the table VEHICLE that contains the following four records:
VEHICLE
$$\begin{array} { l l l c l }
\text { Vehiclell } & \text { Type } & \text { Make } & \text { OwnerID } & \text { OwnerName } \
111 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O 1 & \text { Pam } \
222 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O2 & \text { Pat } \
333 & \text { Thuck } & \text { Honda } & O 3 & \text { Pan } \
444 & \text { Car } & \text { Honda } & \text { O1 } & \text { Pan }
\end{array}$$
-Functional dependency Make -- Type exists in the table VEHICLE.

Question

VEHICLE
Observe the table VEHICLE that contains the following four records:
VEHICLE
 $$\begin{array} { l l l c l } 
\text { Vehiclell } & \text { Type } & \text { Make } & \text { OwnerID } & \text { OwnerName } \
111 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O 1 & \text { Pam } \
222 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O2 & \text { Pat } \
333 & \text { Thuck } & \text { Honda } & O 3 & \text { Pan } \
444 & \text { Car } & \text { Honda } & \text { O1 } & \text { Pan }
\end{array}$$
-Functional dependency Make --> Type exists in the table VEHICLE.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The functional dependency Make --> Type does not hold because the Make "Ford" is associated with the Type "Car" in two records, which is consistent, but the Make "Honda" is associated with both "Thuck" and "Car," violating the functional dependency rule that a single value for Make should determine a single value for Type.

VEHICLE Observe the Table VEHICLE That Contains the Following Four

VEHICLE
Observe the Table VEHICLE That Contains the Following Four