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Module 2: Relational Query Languages & Design

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Given the Students' relation as shown below:

StudentID StudentName StudentE-mail StudentAge CPI
2345 Shankar shankar@math X 9.4
1287 Swati swati@ee 19 9.5
7853 Shankar shankar@cse 19 9.4
9876 Swati swati@mech 18 9.3
8765 Ganesh ganesh@civil 19 8.7

For (StudentName, StudentAge) to be the key for this instance, the value X should not be equal to:
(i) 18
(ii) 19
(iii) 15
(iv) 20

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