When applying the Process Abstraction and Process Centralization patterns together, non-agnostic business process logic is:
A) located in one place and separated from agnostic logic
B) distributed across multiple locations and separated from agnostic logic
C) located in one place and combined with agnostic logic
D) distributed across multiple locations and combined with agnostic logic

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The Process Abstraction pattern separates non-agnostic logic from agnostic logic, while Process Centralization ensures that this non-agnostic logic is located in one place.

When Applying the Process Abstraction and Process Centralization Patterns Together