Which of the following segments violates guidelines for creating systems flowcharts?Question 3AnswerSelect one:a.Segment db.Segment ac.Segment bd.Segment c

To determine which segment violates guidelines for creating systems flowcharts, we need to consider some common guidelines for flowchart creation. These typically include:

1. Flowcharts should have a clear starting and ending point.
2. They should use standardized symbols for processes, decisions, inputs/outputs, and documentations.
3. Arrows should clearly indicate the flow direction.
4. There should be no crossed lines if possible for clarity.
5. Each process should be clearly defined without ambiguity.

Since the options given (Segment a, b, c, d) do not provide concrete descriptions of each segment's content or structure, I cannot directly specify which segment violates the guidelines. However, if you are able to provide more details or context for each segment, I’d be happy to assist you in analyzing them against the guidelines.

If this question is from a multiple-choice exam or quiz with context provided elsewhere, please refer to the descriptions or characteristics of each segment to find the answer.