The table given below contains information about different students from the same school. In this question, you are asked to normalize the data given until the 3rd normal. You may work in excel and copy paste your answer Student Student| StudentName AddressCourseTeacher CreditStudentЕxamIDMajorMobileSubjectDateEnglish360MertAnkaraTeacher5325673443Essays23.05.2021F4399BoraİzmirPhilosophy 5447200476,5350789966| Psychology 27.05.2021|ComparativeEnglishTuğce İstanbul Literature8025427609090Literature07.06.2021D3412NazAntalyaArts5078873210Visual Arts 03.06.2021H3EnglishTuğce İstanbul Literature802Essays23.05.2021F43.

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Student Student Student Student Name Address Еxam Course ID Major Mobile Subject Date Teacher Credit English Teacher 360 Mert Ankara 5325673443 Essays 23.05.2021 F 4 399 Bora İzmir Philosophy 5447200476,5350789966| Psychology 27.05.2021 G 3 Comparative English Tuğce İstanbul Literature 802 5427609090 Literature 07.06.2021 D 3 412 Naz Antalya Arts 5078873210 Visual Arts 03.06.2021 H 3 English Tuğce İstanbul Literature 802 Essays 23.05.2021 F 4

Student Student Student Student Name Address Еxam Course ID Major Mobile Subject Date Teacher Credit English Teacher 360 Mert Ankara 5325673443 Essays 23.05.2021 F 4 399 Bora İzmir Philosophy 5447200476,5350789966| Psychology 27.05.2021 G 3 Comparative English Tuğce İstanbul Literature 802 5427609090 Literature 07.06.2021 D 3 412 Naz Antalya Arts 5078873210 Visual Arts 03.06.2021 H 3 English Tuğce İstanbul Literature 802 Essays 23.05.2021 F 4

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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