Flight-Distance Database FLIGHT (Flight#, Origin, Destination, Mileage) FLIGHT Flight# DL507 DL123 DL723 DL577 DL5219 DL357 DL555 DL5237 DL5271 Origin Seattle Chicago Boston Denver Minneapolis Chicago Denver Cleveland Chicago Destination Denver Dallas St. Louis Los Angeles St. Louis Dallas Houston St. Louis Cleveland Mileage 1537 1058 1214 1100 580 1058 1100 580 300 Business Rules 1. Each flight has an origin and a destination 2. The mileage for each trip is calculated by the distance between the origin and the destination

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The following database needs to be normalized to third normal form

Type your relational schemas for the normalized database in the text entry provided in this assignment

Flight-Distance Database
FLIGHT (Flight#, Origin, Destination, Mileage)
FLIGHT
Flight#
DL507
DL123
DL723
DL577
DL5219
DL357
DL555
DL5237
DL5271
Origin
Seattle
Chicago
Boston
Denver
Minneapolis
Chicago
Denver
Cleveland
Chicago
Destination
Denver
Dallas
St. Louis
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dallas
Houston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Mileage
1537
1058
1214
1100
580
1058
1100
580
300
Business Rules
1. Each flight has an origin and a destination
2. The mileage for each trip is calculated by the distance between the origin and the destination
Transcribed Image Text:Flight-Distance Database FLIGHT (Flight#, Origin, Destination, Mileage) FLIGHT Flight# DL507 DL123 DL723 DL577 DL5219 DL357 DL555 DL5237 DL5271 Origin Seattle Chicago Boston Denver Minneapolis Chicago Denver Cleveland Chicago Destination Denver Dallas St. Louis Los Angeles St. Louis Dallas Houston St. Louis Cleveland Mileage 1537 1058 1214 1100 580 1058 1100 580 300 Business Rules 1. Each flight has an origin and a destination 2. The mileage for each trip is calculated by the distance between the origin and the destination
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