Which of the following diagrams represents the cardinality for a typical,non-matrix style of organization?

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In a typical, non-matrix style of organization, each employee reports to one manager and there is no overlap or shared reporting. This can be represented by a one-to-one cardinality relationship between manager and employee. Option B represents this relationship with the arrow pointing from the employee entity to the manager entity, indicating that each employee reports to one manager. Options A, C, and D depict cardinality relationships that involve overlap, multiple reporting, or undefined relationships, which are not characteristics of a typical, non-matrix style of organization.

Which of the Following Diagrams Represents the Cardinality for a Typical,non-Matrix