The third phase of systems analysis results in decisions regarding
A) input requirements for the new system.
B) output requirements for the new system.
C) both input and output requirements for the new system.
D) priorities for ranking the different subsystems projects, but not specific system requirements.

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The third phase of systems analysis is the requirements phase, where decisions are made regarding both input and output requirements for the new system. This phase involves identifying what data is needed for the system and how it will be input, as well as determining what outputs are required and how the system will generate them. Therefore, choice C is the correct option. Choices A and B are partially correct, but do not encompass both input and output requirements. Choice D is incorrect, as it only mentions priorities for ranking subsystem projects and not specific system requirements.

The Third Phase of Systems Analysis Results in Decisions Regarding