The following chart lists stories for a release of an Agile project: If the velocity of the team is 10, how many iterations will be needed to complete all of the stories?

The correct answer is B. 4. With a team velocity of 10 story points per iteration, the number of iterations needed equals the total story points divided by 10 (rounded up for any partial iteration). For the answer to be 4 iterations, the chart's total story points must fall between 31 and 40. The formula…

Submitted by yaw92· Apr 18, 2026Adaptive Planning

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The following chart lists stories for a release of an Agile project:

If the velocity of the team is 10, how many iterations will be needed to complete all of the stories?

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(36 responses)

A
8% (3)
B
78% (28)
C
11% (4)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

With a team velocity of 10 story points per iteration, the number of iterations needed equals the total story points divided by 10 (rounded up for any partial iteration). For the answer to be 4 iterations, the chart's total story points must fall between 31 and 40. The formula is: Iterations = Total Story Points ÷ Velocity. Always round up - a partial iteration still counts as a full iteration in planning.

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#Velocity#Release Planning#Story Points#Iterations

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