Computer Science and Information Technology
2026 · Paper 2
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Question 40
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Consider the following 4-variable Boolean function
Consider
as MSB,
as LSB. Which one of the following options represents the minimal sum of products form for the above function?Note:
is OR operation,
is AND operation,
is NOT operationYour answerChoose one option.
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Consider the canonical
parsing of the grammar below using terminals
and non-terminals
with
as the start symbol.
Which one of the following options gives the number of shift-reduce conflicts that will occur in the
ACTION table?Your answerChoose one option.
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In the context of schema normalization in relational DBMS, consider a set
of functional dependencies. The set of all functional dependencies implied by
is called the closure of
. To compute the closure of
, Armstrong’s axioms can be applied. Consider
,
, and
as sets of attributes over a relational schema. The three rules of Armstrong’s Axioms are described as follows.Reflexivity: If
, then
Augmentation: If
, then
for any
Transitivity: If
and
, then
The additional rule of Union is defined as follows.
Union: If
and
, then
It can be proved that the additional rule of Union is also implied by the three rules of Armstrong’s Axioms. Listed below are four combinations of these three rules. Which one of these combinations is both necessary and sufficient for the proof?
Your answerChoose one option.
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