In comparison with flat file systems, databases:
A)minimize data redundancy.
B)are easier to design.
C)have less sophisticated security measures.
D)require more storage space.

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Databases are designed to minimize data redundancy by allowing data to be stored in a structured manner, where each piece of data is stored only once and can be accessed by multiple paths, reducing the need for duplicate copies of data.

In Comparison with Flat File Systems, Databases