Database Systems Are Designed To

question 2

Multiple Choice

Database systems are designed to:

• A)eliminate the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in multiple locations.
• B)eliminate the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in only one location.
• C)increase the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is structured so that it is stored in multiple locations.
• D)increase the repetition of data and the incidence of inconsistent data by ensuring data is unstructured but that it is stored in only one location.

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