Assuming that all functional dependencies are apparent in this data, which of the following

are true? Highlight the answer row$($s$)$ to indicate true.

a$.$ StoreNum$-->$

$($StoreName$,$OpenDte,CloseDte,Leased,FuelYN,FuelType,City,State,Zip,MarketNum

$,$MarketName,MarketMgr$)$

b$.$ MarketNum$-->($MarketName City State,StoreNum$)$

c$.($StoreNum$,$ FyelYN$)-->($FuelType$)$

d$.$ StoreNum$-->($StoreName OpenDte,CloseDte,Leased,FuelYN.Zip$)$

e$.$ Zip$-->($City$,$ State$)$

f$.$ MarketNum$-->($MarketName$,$Zip$)$

g$.$ MarketNum$-->($MarketName$.$MarketMgr$)$

h$.$ StoreNum$-->($StoreName QpenDte CloseDte,Leased.FuelYN$)$

i$.($Ziputeased$)-->$StoreNum.

j$.($QpenDte$,$ CloseDteLeased StoreName$)-->$FueIYN

$2.$ Assume a STORE entity can be derived from the above listing. List any determinant$($s$)$ that may be candidate keys for STORE. Restrict your answer to the row$($s$)$ you highlighted in #$1.$

$3.$ Are there any determinants you highlighted in #$1$ that are not a candidate key of the STORE entity? If so$,$ list those functional dependency$($ies$),$ in standard functional dependency notation.

$4.$ Based on what you determined in question #$3,$ along with considering future growth and the rules of normalization, is it necessary to split the STORE entity into multiple entities? If so$,$ list all entities $($themes$)$ you would propose.

$5.$ Based on your answers to #$4,$ which candidate key you identified in #$2$ would make the better primary key for STORE? List your reasoning, including the functional dependency from #$1$ that most convinces you of why this determinant would make a good primary key.

$6.$ For each entity identified in question #$4,$ use standard entity$/$relation notation to identify the attributes of each entity. Identify all primary and foreign keys. Hint: If any attribute in an entity $($Entity A$)$ is part of a primary key for A and also serves as a foreign key to another entity $($Entity B$),$ you would both underline and italicize the attribute$($s$)$ in A$$s notation. List any assumptions.