We have the attributes: {A, B, C, D, E, F, G}.
Consider the following functional dependencies
E, F → C
E → F
B → A, G
A, E, F → C, G
D → A
C, D, F → B, E, G
A → B
B, E → D, G
Mark all functional dependencies that are implied by the dependencies above:
a). D,F --> E, F
b). D,F --> A,F
c) D,F --> A
d) D,F -->G
e) D,F --> D,F
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