Multiple Choice
If a requirement has been satisfied, why is it still considered a requirement?
A) A requirement is considered a requirement as long as the requirement may be able to be changed.
B) Requirements are considered requirements even if the requirements have been satisfied.
C) A requirement is considered valid as long as the business stakeholders need it.
D) If a requirement has been satisfied, it is no longer a requirement and should be purged from the requirements set.
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