A flowchart differs from a logical flow diagram because it
A) provides a physical description of the system.
B) provides a logical description of the system.
C) does not specify certain input/output devices.
D) does not specify certain storage devices.

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A flowchart provides a physical description of the system, indicating the actual steps, decision points, and actions that make up the process. In contrast, a logical flow diagram provides a high-level, abstract view of the system's logical, procedural, or functional flow, without specifying the physical implementation. Therefore, options B, C, and D are incorrect because they either refer to the logical rather than physical aspects of a diagram or mention irrelevant details.

A Flowchart Differs from a Logical Flow Diagram Because It