Which of the Following Statements About Systems Flowcharts and Data

question 63

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about systems flowcharts and data flow diagrams is most true?

• A)If a systems flowchart has three columns, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have at least four levels.
• B)If one column of a systems flowchart has three process symbols, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have a maximum of six process symbols.
• C)Both if a systems flowchart has three columns, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have at least four levels and if one column of a systems flowchart has three process symbols, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have a maximum of six process symbols are true.
• D)Neither if a systems flowchart has three columns, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have at least four levels nor if one column of a systems flowchart has three process symbols, the leveled set of data flow diagrams should have a maximum of six process symbols is true.

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Definitions:

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Group Pressure

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