1. Task #1 - Identification of dependencies We learned about two types of functional dependencies. Partial Dependency and Transitive Dependency, and they are critical clues for the identification of tables. In this task, we will practice how to identify the two types of intendancies, so that we can improve the results to new tables. Below is a list of attributes of a dataset. However, the attributes still have some functional dependencies, which means you can create more tables by separating some field(s). ISBN BookTitle AuthoerNumber LastName Publisher Royalty Edition Which partial dependencies does this dataset have? Identify the partial dependencies using the format in the example below. Example) Panitial Dependencies: (ProjectNum Proj_Name) (Emp_Num Emp_Name. Job_Class) Provide your answer in the box (extend the box as you need) and submit this file to CougarVIEW: 1. Task #1 - Identification of dependencies We learned about two types of functional dependencies. Partial Dependency and Transitive Dependency, and they are critical clues for the identification of tables. In this task, we will practice how to identify the two types of intendancies, so that we can improve the results to new tables. Below is a list of attributes of a dataset. However, the attributes still have some functional dependencies, which means you can create more tables by separating some field(s). ISBN BookTitle AuthoerNumber LastName Publisher Royalty Edition Which partial dependencies does this dataset have? Identify the partial dependencies using the format in the example below. Example) Panitial Dependencies: (ProjectNum Proj_Name) (Emp_Num Emp_Name. Job_Class) Provide your answer in the box (extend the box as you need) and submit this file to CougarVIEW