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Message	Write Preview [quote="Elizabeth Harrin" post=28474]Taylor, I would try to deduce from the scenario what approach is being used. The answers can also give you a clue. You'll want to pick the best answer for the scenario, and if you don't know if it's agile or predictive, you can still pick the best answer.[/quote]

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Elizabeth Harrin	Taylor, I would try to deduce from the scenario what approach is being used. The answers can also give you a clue. You'll want to pick the best answer for the scenario, and if you don't know if it's agile or predictive, you can still pick the best answer.

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Taylor, I would try to deduce from the scenario what approach is being used. The answers can also give you a clue. You'll want to pick the best answer for the scenario, and if you don't know if it's agile or predictive, you can still pick the best answer.

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Taylor F	Do we just assume that it is predictive? Or would the correct answer be one that recommends an agile method?

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Do we just assume that it is predictive? Or would the correct answer be one that recommends an agile method?

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