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if R has only one candidate key, it's highest form is in:

a. 2NF

b.3NF

c.BCNF

d.None of these
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Eventhough it has only one candidate key , the relation may contain a transitive dependency so the highest normal form will be 2NF

Eg:

R(ABCD)

A->BCD

B->C
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