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問題文

Integrating two systems creates new flows across what used to be an outer boundary and the specification still describes the old boundary. Which answer states what the requirements have to produce?

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1. A boundary that moved has to be re-described before anything can be required of it, so the specification produces the humidity sensor, produces the airflow baffle, and produces the thermal probe that the resulting authorization boundary has to be drawn from.
2. A boundary that moved has to be re-described before anything can be required of it, so the specification produces the merged stakeholder, produces the conflicting expectation, and produces the reconciled statement that the resulting authorization boundary has to be drawn from.
3. A boundary that moved has to be re-described before anything can be required of it, so the specification produces the room traffic, produces the ground traffic, and produces the hospital places that the resulting authorization boundary has to be drawn from.
4. A boundary that moved has to be re-described before anything can be required of it, so the specification produces the crossing inventory, produces the trust expectation, and produces the boundary statement that the resulting authorization boundary has to be drawn from.