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The normal form that is not necessarily dependency preserving is
Answer: A
Correct answer: BCNF
A relation can always be decomposed into third normal form while preserving all its functional dependencies, but a BCNF decomposition sometimes cannot: enforcing one of the original dependencies may require a join. That is the price of BCNF's stronger guarantee, and it is why 3NF is often preferred in practice.
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