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Normalization in quantum mechanics is important because it ensures that the wavefunction describing the state of a system has a well-defined probability interpretation. The wavefunction must be normalized, meaning that the integral of the squared magnitude of the wavefunction over all space is equal to 1. This allows us to interpret the square of the wavefunction as the probability density of finding the particle in a particular state.
Database normalization is necessary to eliminate data redundancy and ensure data integrity and consistency. By organizing data into multiple related tables and reducing duplication, normalization helps to save storage space and improve the efficiency of data retrieval and update operations. It also prevents anomalies, such as update anomalies and insertion anomalies, by ensuring that each piece of data is stored in only one place.
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with this normalisation only we reduce redudency
When we use Normalisation it does not allow some of the modifications of the database. Another disadvantage of Normalisation is that it is only applicable in the Relational Database Management System.
Hi, Normalisation is used to reduce the redundancy of database. So, we divide the the data into smaller tables. These tables are related to each other through a relationship. Denormalisation is the reverse process of normalisation. In this we add redundancy of data and grouping of data to optimize the performance.
none, it uses denormalization.
Normalisation is necessary in database because of following:It eliminates data redundancy. Same data do not occur in more than one places.By making use of normalisation query process is easy.Data entry time is saved as the tables are broken down in repeating and not repeating fields.Data modification is made easy.Database becomes more flexibleInconsistent dependency is eliminated
It is approx 62%. As to the grade, the answer will depend on any normalisation and grade boundaries.
You would get 93.3%. The grade might well depend on normalisation.
Hi, Denormalisation is the process to read the performance by adding redundancy of data or by grouping of data.
It first began being used in 1970, but it was improved and enhanced up to 1974 and was in the form that we now use it.
You score 90%. Your grade will depend on the grade boundaries determined by the testing organisation and any other normalisation.
Actually "CEN" is an acronym and stands for "Comite Europeen de Normalisation" (translated to English this would be similar to "European Committee for Standardization".
Normalisation means make table very effective and usable means make table atomic ,unique primary key,not redundancy etc.