The least amount promised to the stakeholder by a use case is called a:
A)minimal guarantee
B)bottom line
C)baseline project plan
D)none of the above

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A minimal guarantee is the least amount promised to a stakeholder by a use case. It sets the minimum expectation that a stakeholder can have from the system under consideration. By achieving the minimal guarantee, the system would have satisfied the bare minimum criteria set by the stakeholder. Options B and C are not accurate definitions for this term, and option D does not provide a correct choice.

The Least Amount Promised to the Stakeholder by a Use