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    This document discusses normalizing a table into first normal form. The original table contains rows with multiple values for the color column, violating the requirement that each cell contain a single value. To normalize it, the table is split into two tables - one with item ID and color, and another with item ID and price - such that each cell now contains a single value and there are no duplicate rows.

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    This document discusses normalizing a table into first normal form. The original table contains rows with multiple values for the color column, violating the requirement that each cell contain a single value. To normalize it, the table is split into two tables - one with item ID and color, and another with item ID and price - such that each cell now contains a single value and there are no duplicate rows.

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    This document discusses normalizing a table into first normal form. The original table contains rows with multiple values for the color column, violating the requirement that each cell contain a single value. To normalize it, the table is split into two tables - one with item ID and color, and another with item ID and price - such that each cell now contains a single value and there are no duplicate rows.

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    PRADO, DANIEL F.

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    In order to bring the table into its first normal form it needs to split up the row/s that have two
    value. Because the data is atomic which means the cell is single-valued and we need no duplicate
    rows.
    TABLE1: ITEM AND COLOR
    ITEM ID COLOR
    IT001 RED
    IT001 BLUE
    IT002 YELLOW
    IT003 GREEN
    IT004 BLUE
    IT004 YELLOW

    TABLE2: ITEM AND PRICE


    ITEM ID PRICE
    IT001 $16.56
    IT002 $17.48
    IT003 $19.76
    IT004 $20.00

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