Identify the incorrect statement(s).
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Correct answer: B. A candidate key for which no proper subset is also a candidate key is called a super key.
Explanation
A super key uniquely identifies tuples; a minimal super key (no proper subset is a super key) is a candidate key. Statement B reverses this, so it is incorrect.
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