Database System Concepts
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(1) Please show that each of the followings is not a valid rule about FD’s by giving a counter example. (Note that you are allowed to use only (a and b) two symbols to construct your tuples.)
(a) If AB→C and A→C, then B→C. (b) If AB→C, then A→C or B→C.
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