Consider a relation R with six attributes A, B, C,D, E, and F. The following functionaldependencies hold: AB → C, B → D, AD → F, C →D, D → E, E → F, F→ D. The number of superkeys of R₁ (DEF) is

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Consider a relation R with six attributes A, B, C,
D, E, and F. The following functional
dependencies hold: AB → C, B → D, AD → F, C →
D, D → E, E → F, F→ D. The number of super
keys of R₁ (DEF) is

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