You are the business analyst for your organization and are working on organizing the identified requirements for a new solution. Nancy, your assistant in this process, says that these requirements aren't very complex. You agree but add that it's this thing that makes the overall solution complex.
What thing adds to the level of complexity among requirements?
The relationships among the requirements add to the level of complexity. When requirements are interdependent, the overall solution becomes complex because changes or issues in one requirement can impact several others. This interconnected nature requires careful organization and management to ensure traceability and avoid conflicts or duplication.
Relationships will always affect the prioritisation due to dependency, satisfy, derive, validate
Relationships among the requirements is correct answer. As per BABOK v3 3.4.4.1, business analysts are responsible for organizing business analysis information in a manner that allows for efficient access and use. Information must be well structured to ensure it is not difficult to locate, conflicts with other information, or is needlessly duplicated. If requirements are not organized, the requirements and their relationships will be difficult to trace making the overall solution complex.