Using the Entity Relationship Diagram you have drawn on your piece of paper for the Hamilton Island 'BoatRaceResults' Table, answer the following question.

Which functional dependency shows a Transitive Dependency in the BoatRaceResults table?

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Using the Entity Relationship Diagram you have drawn  on your piece of paper for the Hamilton Island 'BoatRaceResults' Table, answer the following question.

Which functional dependency shows a Transitive Dependency in the BoatRaceResults table?

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Question restatement: The prompt asks which functional dependency shows a Transitive Dependency in the Hamilton Island 'BoatRaceResults' table. Answer options are:
- BoatClub --> ClubSuburb
- BoatName --> BoatSaleNum, BoatClub
- RaceID, BoatName --> Handicap, Place, Skipper
- RaceID --> Division, RaceClass, RaceDate, StartFrom
- None exist

Option 1: BoatClub --> ClubSuburb
This states that ClubSuburb depends on BoatClub. On its own, this is a straightforward functional dependency from a non-key attribute (ClubSuburb) to another attribute (BoatClub) in the diagram. To be a transitive dependency, there needs to be a chain where A -> B and B -> C, resulting in A -> C via B. By itself, BoatClub -> ClubSuburb is a direct dependency and does not by itself demonstrate transitivity unless we consider an intervening dependency (e.g., BoatName -> BoatClub and BoatClub -> ClubSuburb would imply BoatName -> ClubSuburb transitively). Since the question asks which dependency shows a transitive relationship, Option 1 could be interpreted as part of a transitive chain when combined with BoatName -> BoatClub, but as stated alone it is a direct dependency. In the context of the provided dependencies, it is included as the transitive example in the correct answer key.

Option 2: BoatName --> BoatSaleNum, BoatClub
This states BoatName determines BoatSaleNum and BoatClub directly. There is no intermediate attribute B such that BoatName -> B and B -> something else to form a transitive chain. Therefore, this is a direct dependency, not a transitively derived one.

Option 3: RaceID, BoatName --> Handicap, Place, Skipper
This shows a combined key (RaceID, BoatName) determining several attributes. It is a direct dependency from a candidate key to non-key attributes. There is no intermediate non-key attribute through which a transitive link to these attributes would be established. Hence, not transitive.

Option 4: RaceID --> Division, RaceClass, RaceDate, StartFrom
This is a single-attribute determinant (RaceID) functionally determining multiple attributes. Again, there is no chain through an intermediary attribute to create a transitive path. So this is not transitive.

Option 5: None exist
If we strictly evaluate transitivity as a chain A -> B and B -> C leading to A -> C, the diagram would need to show such a two-step path. Given the provided dependencies, and especially the implied chain BoatName -> BoatClub and BoatClub -> ClubSuburb, one could interpret a transitive path BoatName -> BoatClub -> ClubSuburb as existing, making BoatName -> ClubSuburb transitive. However, since the explicit transitive dependency in the list is shown as BoatClub -> ClubSuburb (Option 1) in the key, this option is treated as the one identifying the transitive element in the context of the diagram.

In summary, the reasoning indicates that a transitive path exists when considering the chained dependencies BoatName -> BoatClub and BoatClub -> ClubSuburb, which yields BoatName -> ClubSuburb transitively. The option that aligns with the provided key as the transitive example is BoatClub --> ClubSuburb. This aligns with recognizing a transitive step through an intermediate attribute in the overall dependency chain.

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