What term is given to the collection of notes and diagrams used by the business analyst to develop the requirements during the requirements development process?

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• AWork product
• BDeliverable
• CSupporting requirements package detail
• DWork package

• A
  90% (35)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

A work product is a term given to the collection of notes and diagrams used by the business analyst to develop the requirements during the requirements development process. A work product is any artifact created or modified as part of the business analysis work, such as models, diagrams, matrices, documents, or presentations12. A work product can be used to communicate, analyze, verify, or validate the requirements, or to support decision making or problem solving3. A deliverable is a work product that is formally reviewed, agreed upon, and delivered to a stakeholder or customer4. A supporting requirements package detail is a component of a requirements package that provides additional information or clarification for the requirements, such as assumptions, constraints, issues, risks, or glossary. A work package is a set of related tasks or activities that produce a specific output or deliverable within a defined time

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