Divergent topology describes a single input splitting into multiple outputs. Which option best completes this statement?

• A. Multiple Inputs Converge Into A Single Path
• B. A Single Input Splits Into Multiple Outputs
• C. A Straight, Unbranched Path
• D. A Path That Loops Back

Answer: (B)

Divergent topology means one source feeds several destinations. When a single input splits into multiple outputs, the signal or power is distributed to more than one path, which is exactly what divergence describes. This setup is useful for feeding multiple actuators or sharing a control signal across different parts of a system at once. The other arrangements describe different ideas: converging multiple inputs into one path, a straight unbranched path with no splitting, or a path that loops back into itself as feedback—none of these capture the idea of a single input dividing into multiple outputs.