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Visualizations of Development Process Quick Check 4 of 54 of 5 Items Question Use the flowchart to answer the question. Why is the step of “Access to system given” in a rectangle symbol? Source: QBS. Pearson Education Ltd (1 point) Responses Access to the system given is a condition. Access to the system given is a condition. Access to the system given is an input/output. Access to the system given is an input/output. Access to the system given is a single step in a process. Access to the system given is a single step in a process. Access to the system given is a flowline. Access to the system given is a flowline. Skip to navigation page 6 of 6
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In a flowchart, different shapes represent different types of actions or elements in a process. The rectangle symbol (often called a process box) is typically used to denote a process step or an action that is part of the workflow.
Given the options provided, the correct response is:
**Access to the system given is a single step in a process.**
This indicates that this action is part of the overall sequence of operations in the development process, fitting the definition of what a rectangle represents in flowcharting.
Given the options provided, the correct response is:
**Access to the system given is a single step in a process.**
This indicates that this action is part of the overall sequence of operations in the development process, fitting the definition of what a rectangle represents in flowcharting.
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