Consider the relation R(S, N, R, C, J, H, L) and its set of dependencies. F = {S, N -> C ; J, H, C -> L; J, H, L -> S, N, R ; S, N, R-> J, H, L}. Prove that F E J, H, S, N → Rusing the Armstrong's axioms?

Consider the relation R(S, N, R, C, J, H, L) and its set of dependencies. F = {S, N -> C ; J, H, C -> L; J, H, L -> S, N, R ; S, N, R-> J, H, L}. Prove that F E J, H, S, N → Rusing the Armstrong's axioms?

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