What are the Scope Planning process tools and techniques?
A. Benefit/cost analysis, work breakdown structure templates, expert judgment, and supporting detail
B. Product analysis, benefit/cost analysis, alternatives identification, and expert judgment
C. Product analysis, work breakdown structure templates, supporting detail, and expert judgment
D. Benefit/cost analysis, alternatives identification, supporting detail, and expert judgment
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All of the following are true about decomposition except: A. It's an output of the Scope Definition process. B. It's a tool and technique of the Scope Definition process. C. It is used to create a WBS. D. It subdivides the major deliverables into smaller components.
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