A. stability.
Explanation:
Stability in the context of requirements refers to how likely a requirement is to remain unchanged throughout the project lifecycle. If a requirement is unstable, it indicates that it is likely to change, possibly because it requires further analysis, clarification, or refinement. Assessing the stability of requirements helps in understanding and managing the risk associated with requirements changes.
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Stability: the likelihood that the requirement will change, either because it
requires further analysis or because stakeholders have not reached a
consensus about it.
Stability: the likelihood that the requirement will change, either because itrequires further analysis or because stakeholders have not reached aconsensus about it. If a requirement is not stable, it may have a lowerpriority in order to minimize unanticipated rework and wasted effort.
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