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FD's={A->C,B->D}

$AB^{+}$ ={A,B,C,D}

So Candidate key is AB so A and B are prime attributes and C and D are non-prime attributes.

here in given FD

A->C

B->D

 

which means part of Candidate key determining non-key attribute or we can say partial attribute of key determining non key  so it is not in 2NF hence not in 3 NF also.
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