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Question #: 146
Topic #: 1
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As a business analyst, you'll often need to analyze business needs, requirements, and solutions for assumptions and constraints. Which one of the following is a constraint? Choose the best answer.

  • A. The solution must cost less than $450,000.
  • B. The solution should be implemented during the summer months.
  • C. The solution must be done by December 31.
  • D. The solution won't need external resources.
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Suggested Answer: Answer: B is incorrect. This is an assumption and/or a loose requirement of the solution's work. 🗳️
Of all the choices, the deadline of December 31 is the best example of a constraint. acceptable.
by JakeDeMaas at April 9, 2023, 11:20 a.m.

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JakeDeMaas
Highly Voted 1 year, 7 months ago
Why is A the cost, not a constraint in this instance? And the date is?
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Selected Answer: C
BABOK Section 7.5: Define Assumptions and Constraints, a constraint is a limitation or restriction that impacts the solution. Constraints are conditions that the solution must adhere to, such as deadlines, budgets, or specific requirements that limit how the solution can be implemented. A deadline, such as completing the solution by a specific date (December 31), is a clear example of a constraint, as it restricts the timeline within which the solution must be delivered.
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Krth
9 months, 1 week ago
Can someone share the correct answer for this question?
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