You need to decide what tool to use for your flows: Power Automate or Azure Logic Apps. 
Please select all correct statements that can help you in your decision.

Answer options:

A.Select Logic Apps if your flows need to use B2B and enterprise integration connectors
B.Select Power Automate if you want to use Visio and Visual Studio for a flow design
C.Select Power Automate if your users love flow buttons
D.Select Logic Apps if you want to implement the data loss prevention (DLP) security policies
E.Select Power Automate if you have a team of professional integrators and developers

Correct Answers: A and C 
Microsoft provides two powerful tools for data, processes, and tasks integration and automation: Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate. The makers and developers need to know when to use these tools. If you have a team of business makers and SharePoint admins, Power Automate will be the best choice. The Logic Apps are the best choice when you need to integrate with enterprise-wide systems, like SAP. For both applications, you can use the Web designer to create the flows. Power Automate also provides mobile tools for creating flows. You can even use Visio for Power Platform designs. The Logic Apps uses traditional development tools for the flows’ design like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code. The Power Platform and Logic Apps have different security services for the restriction of the connectors. The Power Platform uses the data loss prevention (DLP) security policies and the Logic Apps — Azure Policy. 
They also have distinct trigger types or flow types. The Power Platform includes the five flow types: Automated, Instant, Scheduled, Desktop Flow, and Business Process flow. The Logic Apps include HTTP (Automated), WebHook, Scheduled, HTTP Call (Manual) flow types. The Power Automate is focused predominantly on Office 365 product integration. The Logic Apps is focused on more complex integrations by applying the developer’s tools, DevOps, and integrations with other Azure Services.
Option A is correct because you need to use the Logic Apps for enterprise-wide system integrations.
Option C is correct because Power Automate provides user-friendly mobile tools for creating Flow button flows.
Option B is incorrect because you cannot use Visual Studio for Power Automate flow design, but you can use the Visio templates.
Option D is incorrect because Power Automate uses the data loss prevention (DLP) security policies. The Logic Apps implements the Azure Policy for the connector’s security.
Option E is incorrect because the Power Automate tools are designed for non-developers (citizen developers).
For more information about Power Automate and Azure Logic Apps, please visit the below URLs: 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/community/power-automate-vs-logic-apps
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/functions-compare-logic-apps-ms-flow-webjobs#compare-microsoft-power-automate-and-azure-logic-apps