A relation that contains no multivalued attributes is in ________ normal form.

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A relation that contains no multivalued attributes is in ________ normal form.

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Modern Database Management

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Authors: Hoffer, Venkataraman, Topi

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Raspberry Author

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I'm surprised you actually got this one right lol

Thought no one would know what the answer is

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I'll stick around a little while if you need more of an explanation, otherwise thanks for marking the topic solved

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