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Functional Dependencies

Functional dependency refers to the relationship between two attributes of a table. This relationship can be used to find the value of one attribute when that of the other is given. It can be mathematically represented as FD: X -> Y. Here, the values of Y are determined by the values of X. X and Y, being the attributes of the table.
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