Break down the data into logical, smaller, more manageable units to simplify the organization of data for relational database purposes. Do this by dividing your Table 1 into three tables (Tables A, B, and C), assuming the following additional business rules: - No attribute in a column must be dependent on only a portion of the unique identifier for a row. Each attribute must be dependent on the entire identifier in your new tables. - The value of an attribute cannot be deduced from the value of another attribute. Hint: Coliapse two columns into one to resolve this issue. Prepare Table A. Break down the data into logical, smaller, more manageable units to simplify the organization of data for relational database purposes. Do this by dividing your Table 1 into three tables (Tables A, B, and C), assuming the following additional business rules: - No attribute in a column must be dependent on only a portion of the unique identifier for a row. Each attribute must be dependent on the entire identifier in your new tables. - The value of an attribute cannot be deduced from the value of another attribute. Hint: Coliapse two columns into one to resolve this issue. Prepare Table A