Why are use cases inherently simple?
A)because they only have data and processes
B)because they only have entities and attributes
C)because they use UML 2.0
D)because they focus on only one activity at a time
E)because they are concrete classes

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Use cases focus on a single activity or goal at a time, which helps to keep them simple and easy to understand. They also typically involve only data and processes, rather than entities and attributes, and may be represented using UML 2.0 notation, but this is not what inherently makes them simple. Concrete classes are not directly related to the simplicity of use cases.

Why Are Use Cases Inherently Simple