The contents $($or instances$)$ of a relation must be consistent with the functional dependencies $($FDs$)$ defined on the attributes of the relation. Below are two instances of relation R$1.$

Relation R$1$: instance $1$

NAME

ADDRESS

DATE$-$MOVED$-$IN

NO$-$ROOMS

JOE

ADD$1$

$01/01/89$

$7$

JILL

ADD$2$

$03/03/90$

$9$

JIM

ADD$3$

$04/04/91$

$20$

Relation R$1$: instance $2$

NAME

ADDRESS

DATE$-$MOVED$-$IN

NO$-$ROOMS

JOE

ADD$1$

$01/01/89$

$7$

JOE

ADD$4$

$01/01/89$

$20$

JILL

ADD$2$

$03/03/90$

$9$

JIM

ADD$3$

$04/04/91$

$20$

JOHN

ADD$4$

$04/04/91$

$20$

Given the following set of FDs:

$\{$NAME

$($ADDRESS$,$ DATE$-$MOVED$-$IN$)$;

ADDRESS

NO$-$ROOMS$\}$

Instance $1$ is consistent with the above set of FDs: