the attribute on the left-hand side of the arrow in a functional dependency called
Correct answer: B. Determinant
- A. Candidate key
- B. Determinant
- C. Foreign key
- D. Primary key
Explanation
In a functional dependency (FD), a determinant is a set of attributes that determines another set of attributes, called the dependent. The arrow in an FD points from the determinant to the dependent
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