Q. Find out candidate keys, dependencies and normalize the following table upto 3NF. C_ID C_Name Prop Address Rent Start From Finish Owner ID Qwner Name # C56 Usama P4 ISB 15000 10-10-2018 1-08- O_32 Bilal P16 LHR 9000 01-09-1986 2019 0_40 Junaid 28-09- 1988 C76 Babar P4 ISB 15000 15-01-2000 22-12- O_32 O_40 Q.40 Bilal P36 RWP 8000 28-08-2007 2001 Junaid P16 ISB 9000 01-10-2011 28-10- Junaid 2009 28-02-

Q. Find out candidate keys, dependencies and normalize the following table upto 3NF. C_ID C_Name Prop Address Rent Start From Finish Owner ID Qwner Name # C56 Usama P4 ISB 15000 10-10-2018 1-08- O_32 Bilal P16 LHR 9000 01-09-1986 2019 0_40 Junaid 28-09- 1988 C76 Babar P4 ISB 15000 15-01-2000 22-12- O_32 O_40 Q.40 Bilal P36 RWP 8000 28-08-2007 2001 Junaid P16 ISB 9000 01-10-2011 28-10- Junaid 2009 28-02-

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