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based on babok v3. 7.2.4 A and B is not correct
"Functional" is not one of the eight key characteristics used to verify requirements. The characteristics of a good requirement include being cohesive, complete, consistent, correct, feasible, modifiable (flexible, adaptable), unambiguous, and testable. While "functional" refers to a type of requirement (functional vs. non-functional), it is not a characteristic used to verify the quality of a requirement.
B. Modifiable While it's important for requirements to be flexible and adaptable, "modifiable" is not typically considered one of the characteristics of a requirement in the context of the verify requirements process. The characteristics of a requirement typically include being cohesive, complete, consistent, correct, feasible, functional, unambiguous, and testable. Therefore, option B is not a characteristic of a requirement.