Define weak entity set.
Answer / Tanuj Rastogi
A Weak Entity Set is a type of entity set that cannot exist independently and has a dependent relationship with another entity set. These entities have a primary key made up of a combination of attributes from both the weak entity and the strong entity it depends on.
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