If a Use Case Becomes Too Complex, It Should Be

question 24

Multiple Choice

If a use case becomes too complex, it should be _____.

• A) rewritten to simplify it
• B) decomposed into a set of use cases
• C) written with a series of repeating steps to simplify it
• D) written from the perspective of an independent observe to simplify it
• E) dropped from the system, as it will be too complex to implement in the final system

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Definitions:

Conditional

A type of logical statement that connects two statements in a cause-and-effect relationship, usually formulated as "if-then."

Biconditional

A logical statement indicating a true conditional statement and its converse are true; often represented by the phrase "if and only if".

Component

A part or element of a larger whole, especially in a mechanical or electronic system.

Equivalent Statements

Statements that are logically identical in their truth values, meaning if one is true, the other is true as well, and vice versa.