All of the following are examples of requirements problems, except________________?

Correct answer: C. costly requirements

  • A. missing requirements
  • B. overlapping requirements
  • C. costly requirements
  • D. conflicting requirements

Explanation

Missing, overlapping, and conflicting requirements are standard requirements defects because they create gaps, duplication, or inconsistency. A requirement being costly may be a feasibility or prioritization concern, but it is not inherently a requirements defect.

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