. How are the triple constraints affected? Scope and quality would be affected but not cost Cost must remain constant because resources are limited Adding features will require additional cost but not time Time and cost may both be affected

Adding features will require additional cost but not time

Finished planning and have begun executing the project when the client asks if you would add some important features to the product of the project.

. How are the triple constraints affected?

Question added by Muhammad Hamid Munir PMP , Program Manager , Ericsson AB
Date Posted: 2015/05/27

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by Alex Al Yazouri , General Manager , Al Mushref Cooperative Society

4. Time and cost may both be affected

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Option No.4

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by Muhammad Hamid Munir PMP , Program Manager , Ericsson AB

Option4 is the Answer for this Question.

by Armando Codilla , WAREHOUSE OPERATOR , Macae Rio de Janiero

No 1 - Scope and quality would be affected but not the cost.

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