Question 8 (1 point) Suppose a table contains, among others, the columns student_number, email_address, student_name, student_address. Suppose further that email_address and student_number are each known to be unique and also the combination of student_name and student_address together is known to be unique. Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE? If student_address was known to be unique then the combination of student_address, student_name could be a candidate key but not a superkey. email_address or student_number are both minimal keys but the combination of student_name, student_address cannot be a minimal key because it would not be a key with the fewest number of columns. If student_address was known to be unique then the combination of student_address,student_name could not be chosen as the primary key. The combination student_address,student_name could be a candidate key if it was also a foreign key. email_address or student_number are candidate keys but student_name,student_address taken together is definitely not a candidate key