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• Chose C1

  C. Cycle time. Cycle time measures the elapsed time from when a work item moves to an active/in-progress state until it reaches a completed state. That is exactly "elapsed time to complete once they become active.

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  C. Cycle time A. Cumulative Flow Diagram shows the number of work items in different states over time and can be used to monitor progress and identify bottlenecks, but it doesn't specifically measure elapsed time. B. Burnup charts show the progress of completed work items over time and can be used to measure progress towards a goal, but it doesn't measure elapsed time once work items become active. D. Burndown charts show the remaining work over time and can be used to measure progress towards completing a set of work items, but it doesn't measure elapsed time once work items become active. Cycle time, on the other hand, specifically measures the elapsed time from when a work item becomes active to when it is completed, making it the best option to fulfill the requirement in the question. #chatgpt

• Chose C2

  **Cycle time** - This is used to look at the time taken to close a work item after work on it has started.