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Consider the universal relation

EMPLOYEE(ID, First, Last, Team, Dept, Salary)

with the following set F of functional dependencies:

ID -> First

ID -> Last

First, Last -> ID

Last -> Team

ID -> Dept

ID -> Salary

Salary -> Dept

a. Identify candidate keys of EMPLOYEE.

b. Construct a decomposition of EMPLOYEE into relations in 3NF that preserves dependencies. How can you be sure that your decomposition is dependency-preserving?

c. Are all of the relations in your decomposition in BCNF? Either explain why they are, or identify one that is not and explain why it is not. (Note that for a relation to be in BCNF, the determinants of all functional dependencies in the relation must be superkeys of that relation – not superkeys of the original universal relation.)

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