According to the VTY user interface configuration shown in the following figure, the user level is set to 3.

The statement is true, assuming the missing figure contains the relevant configuration command. On Huawei devices, the user privilege level command, when configured under a user interface view (like VTY), assigns a specific privilege level to any user who logs in through that interface. A privilege level of 3 corresponds to the "management level," which grants rights to configure system-wide operational parameters and services. Therefore, if the figure showed user privilege level 3 in the VTY configuration, the user level would indeed be set to 3.

B. This option would be incorrect if the figure shows the explicit command user privilege level 3, which is the direct method for setting the user level on a VTY interface.

1. Huawei, "HCIA-Datacom V1.0 Training Material," V1.0, 2020. Section: "Logging in to a Device Through the CLI," pp. 60-61. (Explains user privilege levels 0-15 and the function of the user privilege level command).

2. Huawei, "AR100&AR120&AR150&AR160&AR200 Series Routers V300R019C10 Command Reference," Document ID: EDOC1100171291. Section: "CLI Login Commands > user privilege level." (Details the command syntax and its function in setting the user level for a user interface).