=>Set of functional dependencies(F) = {A -> BC, BC -> AD, D -> E} =>Set of...

=>Set of functional dependencies(F) = {A -> BC, BC -> AD, D -> E}

=>Set of functional dependencies(F) = {AB -> C, A -> DE, B -> F, F -> GH, D -> IJ}

Decompose the previous R{A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J} into each higher normal form relations above its current NF. For example, if its current NF is 0NF, then you need to decompose R to 1NF relations, 2NF relations, up to 3NF relations or BCNF relations if possible.

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