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Hi aikimark<br />
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This is not homework or university homework or college homework<br />
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I try to programming this algorthim for general purpose so I need to understand this algorthim I can after that develop it.<br />
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What the work if you explain it ????
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Hi aikimark

This is not homework or university homework or college homework

I try to programming this algorthim for general purpose so I need to understand this algorthim I can after that develop it.

What the work if you explain it ????

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in what language will you be developing?
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I need somebody to explain me this algorthim available in attach file exactly point 3 &amp;&nbsp;4<br />
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What the meaning attribute B in the algorthim
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I need somebody to explain me this algorthim available in attach file exactly point 3 & 4

What the meaning attribute B in the algorthim

Minimal Sets of FDs Algorthim neet to explain

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