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Question #: 176
Topic #: 1
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Before requirements can actually be approved to be managed, what must be true about the requirements?

  • A. Requirements must support the solution scope.
  • B. Requirements must be approved by the technical review board.
  • C. Requirements must support the requirements management plan.
  • D. Requirements are governed by the requirements management plan.
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Suggested Answer: Answer: B is incorrect. A technical review doesn't approve requirements; the solution scope defines what's approved based on what's in alignment with the scope. 🗳️
For requirements to be approved, they must support the solution scope. The solution scope defines what's in and out of the range of requirements for business analysis activities.
by 17b7c4c at Oct. 15, 2024, 8:54 a.m.

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1 month, 1 week ago
Selected Answer: A
A. Requirements must support the solution scope.
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