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How could you use a Flow shape to branch to another flow without returning control?

  1. (a) Do not have any connectors emanating from the Flow shape

  2. (b) In the Flow parameters, select Branch, not Call

  3. (c) You cannot use a Flow shape to branch to another flow

  4. (d) none of these

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A Correct answer
Explanation

To branch to another flow without returning control, you simply do not have any connectors emanating from the Flow shape. This creates a one-way transfer - execution continues in the called flow and never returns to the original flow. The Flow parameters do not have a 'Branch' option.

AI explanation

If a Flow shape has no outgoing connectors, execution simply ends on that branch of the flow — it hands off to another flow (via the shape's configured flow action) without ever returning control back to the original flow. Selecting "Branch" isn't an actual Flow-shape parameter option, which is why that choice is wrong.