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    The document contains a table with employee data including name, location, date of birth, email, phone number, manager name, and other fields. The table violates first normal form as some fields like name contain multiple atomic values. To normalize the table, composite keys could be created using the row number and column/manager number. Some fields like date of birth and location are candidate keys while others like email and phone are not. The table is in first normal form but not higher normal forms as some fields remain partially dependent on the candidate keys.

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    The document contains a table with employee data including name, location, date of birth, email, phone number, manager name, and other fields. The table violates first normal form as some fields like name contain multiple atomic values. To normalize the table, composite keys could be created using the row number and column/manager number. Some fields like date of birth and location are candidate keys while others like email and phone are not. The table is in first normal form but not higher normal forms as some fields remain partially dependent on the candidate keys.

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    S.co M S.co M K.co M G.co

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    Amol Katkar
    The document contains a table with employee data including name, location, date of birth, email, phone number, manager name, and other fields. The table violates first normal form as some fields like name contain multiple atomic values. To normalize the table, composite keys could be created using the row number and column/manager number. Some fields like date of birth and location are candidate keys while others like email and phone are not. The table is in first normal form but not higher normal forms as some fields remain partially dependent on the candidate keys.

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    rn cn Bdat rnam roLoc cname addr city stat emai pn rat mgrn mnam

    o o e e e l o e o e
    1 10 12- Lili Pune jamil Sd San Mah s.co 12 32 205 Alina
    0 3-14 nag a m 3 k
    ar
    4 10 2-5- Mogr Khara jamil Sd San Mah s.co 12 40 203 Tina
    0 13 a di nag a m 3 k
    ar
    2 10 3- Lotus Waka Kamles Kp Cha Raj k.co 45 53 205 Alina
    1 12- d h k m 6 k
    15
    4 10 3- Rose chaka Ganes Jk gad Up g.co 78 20 201 Lina
    2 12- n h nag m 9 k
    15 ar

    Nf1= the table contains atomic value(the value that cannot be further divided)

    Primary key=(rnum+cnum) or (rnum+mnum)

    Prime -> rnum,cnum,mnum

    Non-prime-> bdate,rname,roloc,cname,city,state,email,pno,rate,mname

    Nf2= 1. Its is NF1

    2. it is not partially dependant

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