STUDENT
Observe the table STUDENT:
STUDENT
$$\begin{array} { l c l l }
\text { StudentID } & \text { SSN } & \text { Nane } & { \text { Class } } \
\hline D 111 & 111 - 11 - 1111 & \text { Connor } & \text { Freshman } \
D 222 & 222 - 22 - 2121 & \text { Trevor } & \text { Freshman } \
D 333 & 333 - 33 - 3333 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore } \
D 444 & 444 - 444444 & \text { Parker } & \text { Sophomore } \
D 555 & 555 - 55 - 5555 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore }
\end{array}$$
-Equivalent functional dependencies exist in the table STUDENT.

Question

STUDENT
Observe the table STUDENT:
STUDENT
 $$\begin{array} { l c l l } 
\text { StudentID } & \text { SSN } & \text { Nane } &  { \text { Class } } \
\hline D 111 & 111 - 11 - 1111 & \text { Connor } & \text { Freshman } \
D 222 & 222 - 22 - 2121 & \text { Trevor } & \text { Freshman } \
D 333 & 333 - 33 - 3333 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore } \
D 444 & 444 - 444444 & \text { Parker } & \text { Sophomore } \
D 555 & 555 - 55 - 5555 & \text { Connor } & \text { Sophomore }
\end{array}$$
-Equivalent functional dependencies exist in the table STUDENT.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The presence of multiple entries for "Connor" with different StudentIDs and classes indicates that StudentID functionally determines Name, SSN, and Class, but Name does not uniquely determine SSN or Class, showing that equivalent functional dependencies (like StudentID -> Name, SSN, Class) exist within the table.

STUDENT Observe the Table STUDENT: STUDENT -Equivalent Functional Dependencies Exist in the Table STUDENT

STUDENT
Observe the Table STUDENT:
STUDENT -Equivalent Functional Dependencies Exist in the Table STUDENT