When data is stored in a table without using a normalized relational approach, data often has to be repeated in multiple rows. In this simple example there are seven duplicate student phone numbers and five duplicate instructor phone numbers. When data is repeated like this, it makes updating the table and ensuring consistency difficult, and in large tables can consume excessive amounts of storage. Normalize the following table to the 3rd Normal form: How many tables did you create after normalizing the table? List each of the identified table along with the attributes after the normalization effort: When data is stored in a table without using a normalized relational approach, data often has to be repeated in multiple rows. In this simple example there are seven duplicate student phone numbers and five duplicate instructor phone numbers. When data is repeated like this, it makes updating the table and ensuring consistency difficult, and in large tables can consume excessive amounts of storage. Normalize the following table to the 3rd Normal form: How many tables did you create after normalizing the table? List each of the identified table along with the attributes after the normalization effort