CCBA Question 146

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• Chose A1

  Option A, "The solution must cost less than $450,000," is a hard limit on the budget. This is a classic example of a financial or cost constraint that the business analyst and project team must adhere to

• Chose C1

  C is a better answer because time constraints are often more rigid and critical in project planning.

• Chose C2

  BABOK Section 7.5: Define Assumptions and Constraints, a constraint is a limitation or restriction that impacts the solution. Constraints are conditions that the solution must adhere to, such as deadlines, budgets, or specific requirements that limit how the solution can be implemented. A deadline, such as completing the solution by a specific date (December 31), is a clear example of a constraint, as it restricts the timeline within which the solution must be delivered.