Partial Dependency in DBMS

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3:36 So what kind of dependency is A and B > D?

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[@mr.luxxyandreneo5168]

1 question , How partial dependency affects table ??
suppose roll no ---->course allocated to the student,
roll no is prime attribute, "course allocated to a student" is non prime attribute ,
what is the problem in this ??
this is normal for a primary key to determining anything in the table

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