Please help me answer the following questions QUESTION 4What is the highest normal form of the following table?UsersuserlDfirstNamelastNamefriendsJake, SallySam, Ted, AlexNULLAdamsAmyBillyCharlesBaker3)CharlestonDeacon4DanAbby, Bob, TeddyUn-normalized formO First Normal FormO Second Normal FormO Third Normal FormQUESTION 5Which of the following terms describes the list of user stories that have yet to be included in a sprint?O Incomplete BacklogO Product BacklogO Sprint Backlog

answer: Un-Normalised form The first normal form is the first step in database normalization.…

What is the highest normal form of the following table? Users firstName lastName friends userlD 1 Jake, Sally Sam, Ted, Alex NULL Abby, Bob, Teddy Adams Amy Billy Charles Baker 3 Charleston 4 Dan Deacon O Un-normalized form O First Normal Form O Second Normal Form O Third Normal Form QUESTION 5 Which of the following terms describes the list of user stories that have yet to be included in a sprint? OIncomplete Backlog O Product Backlog O Sprint Backlog

What is the highest normal form of the following table? Users firstName lastName friends userlD 1 Jake, Sally Sam, Ted, Alex NULL Abby, Bob, Teddy Adams Amy Billy Charles Baker 3 Charleston 4 Dan Deacon O Un-normalized form O First Normal Form O Second Normal Form O Third Normal Form QUESTION 5 Which of the following terms describes the list of user stories that have yet to be included in a sprint? OIncomplete Backlog O Product Backlog O Sprint Backlog

Systems Analysis and Design (Shelly Cashman Series) (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305494602

Author:Scott Tilley, Harry J. Rosenblatt

Publisher:Scott Tilley, Harry J. Rosenblatt

ChapterTPA: Toolkit Part A

Section: Chapter Questions

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