A process in which successive layers of data flow diagrams are constructed by "exploding" the bubbles on a less detailed DFD to show more detailed data flows is called:
A)top-down partitioning
B)serial expansion
C)balanced construction
D)expanded data flows

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Top-down partitioning is the process of breaking down a larger system into smaller, more manageable subsystems. In the context of DFDs, it involves creating higher-level diagrams that show the overall system and then subsequently breaking down each level into more detailed diagrams by "exploding" the bubbles of the higher-level diagram. This approach allows for a structured and organized approach to system design. Choices B, C, and D are not accurate descriptions of this process.

A Process in Which Successive Layers of Data Flow Diagrams