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Anne is the business analyst for her organization and she's creating a textual requirement for her analysis. As part of the textual requirements, there are specific rules that Anne should follow. Textual requirements must always address what three things in regard to the requirements?

A.
Textual requirements must define the capabilities of the solution, conditions that must exist for the requirements to operate, and any constraints that may hinder the solution.
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A.
Textual requirements must define the capabilities of the solution, conditions that must exist for the requirements to operate, and any constraints that may hinder the solution.
B.
Textual requirements must define the cost of the solution, organizational conditions that must exist for the requirements to operate, and any risks that may hinder the solution.
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B.
Textual requirements must define the cost of the solution, organizational conditions that must exist for the requirements to operate, and any risks that may hinder the solution.
C.
Textual requirements must define the stakeholders' influence on the solution, relationships between opposing stakeholders, and any organizational constraints that may hinder the solution.
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C.
Textual requirements must define the stakeholders' influence on the solution, relationships between opposing stakeholders, and any organizational constraints that may hinder the solution.
D.
Textual requirements must define the deliverables created by the solution, the conditions that must exist for the requirements to be completed, and the time and cost constraints that may hinder the solution's implementation.
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Textual requirements must define the deliverables created by the solution, the conditions that must exist for the requirements to be completed, and the time and cost constraints that may hinder the solution's implementation.
Suggested answer: A

Explanation:

Of all the choices, only this answer defines the three requirements of the textual requirements.

defining the capabilities of the solution, defining the conditions for the requirements to operate, and identifying any constraints that may hinder he solution.

Answer B is incorrect. This is an incorrect statement about the elements of the textual requirements.

Answer D is incorrect. This is an incorrect statement about the elements of the textual requirements.

Answer C is incorrect. This is an incorrect statement about the elements of the textual requirements.

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asked 18/09/2024
Amidou Florian TOURE
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