Can a table which is in 2NF also be in 3NF? (a) Yes when there are no
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Can a table which is in 2NF also be in 3NF?
(a) Yes when there are no partial dependencies.
(b) Yes when there are no transitive dependencies
(c) Yes when there are no functional dependencies.
(d) None of the above.
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