Identify the three components of the Agile Triangle. (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. Quality B. Value D. Constraints. The Agile Triangle replaces the traditional Iron Triangle (scope, time, cost) with three components: Value (are we building the right thing?), Quality (are we building it right?), and Constraints (time, cost, and scope treated as boundaries). Unlike the Iron Triangle where…

Submitted by tarun92· Apr 18, 2026Agile Principles and Mindset

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AQuality
BValue
CCost
DConstraints
EScope
FLeadership

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C
4% (2)
E
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Explanation

The Agile Triangle replaces the traditional Iron Triangle (scope, time, cost) with three components: Value (are we building the right thing?), Quality (are we building it right?), and Constraints (time, cost, and scope treated as boundaries). Unlike the Iron Triangle where scope is fixed, the Agile Triangle treats value and quality as the primary goals, with constraints as the guardrails. Cost and Scope alone are not independent vertices in this model - they fold into Constraints.

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