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The schedule S:

T1: Read(X); 

T2: Write(X);

T2: Write(Y);

T3: Write(Y);

T1: Write(Y);

T1: commit; 

T2: commit;

T3: commit;

is Recoverable or non-recoverable?

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yes, it is recoverable as there is no dirty read
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