A _____ shows users how a particular task that was not technically feasible can be done.
A)proof-of-concept prototype
B)computer-aided prototype
C)requirements-based prototype
D)phased-in-phased-out prototype

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A proof-of-concept prototype is specifically designed to demonstrate the feasibility of a concept or idea, and how it can be implemented or accomplished. It is used to test and prove that a particular task or process can be achieved or carried out using a specific technology, methodology or approach. Therefore, it is the best choice for showing users how a task that was previously not possible can now be done. Computer-aided prototypes, requirements-based prototypes, and phased-in-phased-out prototypes, on the other hand, are each designed for different purposes, such as refining or finalizing a product design or testing specific functionality, and may not be as effective for demonstrating feasibility.

A _____ Shows Users How a Particular Task That Was