CBAP Question 86

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• Chose A1

  The correct answer is A. Relationships among the requirements. Even if individual requirements are not complex, the relationships among them can add complexity to the overall solution. Requirements can be interconnected, interdependent, or even conflicting, which can make it challenging to prioritize, analyze, and implement them. The relationships among requirements can include: - Dependencies: One requirement relies on another requirement being met. - Conflicts: Two or more requirements are mutually exclusive or contradictory. - Impacts: One requirement affects another requirement or the overall solution. Understanding these relationships is crucial to ensure that the solution meets all the requirements and that changes to one requirement do not inadvertently impact others.

• 1

  The other options are not correct because: - B. Management in the project: While management can impact the complexity of a project, it's not directly related to the complexity of requirements. - C. Stakeholders in the project: Stakeholders can influence requirements, but their presence alone doesn't add complexity to the requirements. - D. Cost and schedule constraints: These constraints can impact the project's complexity, but they're not directly related to the complexity of requirements.

• Chose A2

  Relationships among the requirements is correct answer. As per BABOK v3 3.4.4.1, business analysts are responsible for organizing business analysis information in a manner that allows for efficient access and use. Information must be well structured to ensure it is not difficult to locate, conflicts with other information, or is needlessly duplicated. If requirements are not organized, the requirements and their relationships will be difficult to trace making the overall solution complex.