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Not sure why it's only the 3rd most chosen option but the correct answer is B. The first step is to attempt to create a workaround, any other action would be premature. If you quickly determine no workaround is possible then you submit a change request.
Answer: A - Trigger the Contingency. WHY?: I believe it's important to note CompTIA's typical questions and expectations, including what they imagine a 'perfect' PM has done when no additional context has been given. In this scenario, we should assume that the PM followed the correct processes and procedures for having contingencies in place for potential risks, and that once they realized the risk, they were able to fall back on those contingencies. Why NOT C - Submit a Change Request. If it were specifically stated that the PM or project lacked a contingency plan, I do believe this would be the next best step, as you would need to obtain approval and submit a change request to re-evaluate the project's needs and propose or request increased resources.
B. The next step should try to resolve the constraint internally, such as borrowing resources from other functional areas.