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    Dependency diagram shows functional dependencies: student subject teacher student_age. You can use the following notation instead, but I prefer the above one because it is clearer and less likely to make mistakes. Now take a look at the 2NF, 3NF and BCNF examples to see how you split tables up.

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    Dependency diagram shows functional dependencies: student subject teacher student_age. You can use the following notation instead, but I prefer the above one because it is clearer and less likely to make mistakes. Now take a look at the 2NF, 3NF and BCNF examples to see how you split tables up.

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    Example of Dependency Diagram

    From this ERD entity:


    student
    subject
    teacher
    student_age

    We draw the dependency diagram using arrows to show functional


    dependencies:

    student

    subject

    teacher

    teachers_car
    student_age

    You can use the following notation instead, but I prefer the above one because
    it is clearer and less likely to make mistakes.

    (student, subject) (teacher)


    (student) (student_age)

    (attribute1, attribute2, ) (attributeX, attributeY, )

    Now take a look at the 2NF, 3NF and BCNF examples to see how you split
    tables up if you find a problem.

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