Question: 1) draw a dependency diagram for the original starting table (without the data rows) 2) circle the non-key attributes (remember, you first need to figure

1) draw a dependency diagram for the original starting table (without the data rows)
2) circle the non-key attributes (remember, you first need to figure out what valid "candidate keys" are for the table)
3) note which attributes, if any, are dependent upon either parts of keys or other non-key attributes (i.e., partial or transitive dependencies... thus violations of 2NF / 3NF, respectively)
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