When 'not both' appears in the Trigger, you:

When 'not both' appears in the Trigger, you:

• A. Dwell on alternatives
• B. Branch
• C. Do not branch
• D. Ignore

Answer: (B)

When you see the phrase “not both” in a Trigger, the flow is set to split into a different path based on the two conditions not occurring together. In logic terms, not (A and B) is true whenever at least one of the conditions is false, so you route to the path that handles the case where the two conditions don’t happen simultaneously. This is why branching is the correct action: you create a separate path to handle the scenario where the joint condition doesn’t hold, rather than staying on a single path or ignoring the trigger. Think of it as: if both conditions are true you follow one route; if they aren’t both true, you follow the alternate route.

When you see the phrase “not both” in a Trigger, the flow is set to split into a different path based on the two conditions not occurring together. In logic terms, not (A and B) is true whenever at least one of the conditions is false, so you route to the path that handles the case where the two conditions don’t happen simultaneously. This is why branching is the correct action: you create a separate path to handle the scenario where the joint condition doesn’t hold, rather than staying on a single path or ignoring the trigger. Think of it as: if both conditions are true you follow one route; if they aren’t both true, you follow the alternate route.