Which is true about a process with a start event?

All paths in the process must end with an end event

Chosen paths in the process may end with an end event and the end events with incoming messages are shown as message events

Paths in the process reveal an end event and the end events optionally accept an incoming message

Paths with a start in the process must end with an end event

The end events must not accept an incoming messages

Question

Business

Cynthia Mcclain

6 July, 22:32

Which is true about a process with a start event?

All paths in the process must end with an end event

Chosen paths in the process may end with an end event and the end events with incoming messages are shown as message events

Paths in the process reveal an end event and the end events optionally accept an incoming message

Paths with a start in the process must end with an end event

The end events must not accept an incoming messages

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Anabelle Stout · Answer 1

All paths in the process must end with an end event

The end events must not accept an incoming messages

Explanation:

All paths in the process must end with an end event:

In a network of activity, all activity start with an event and end with an event. there must be an end to every activity that we undergo in a program.

The end events must not accept an incoming messages

An end event is an a single activity done to complete the intermediate and start activity. End event is the end of a process where no other activity or message is received. because for every message there must be a feedback.