If someone wants a system cheaply, quickly, and with a large scope, we can conclude:
A) That desire represents the three sides of the Project Triangle
B) This is normally not possible: you can usually only achieve two of those three objectives at a time.
C) Management might be providing an impossible goal.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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The Project Triangle, also known as the Triple Constraint, posits that among scope, cost, and time, typically only two can be optimized at the expense of the third. Therefore, wanting a system that is cheap, quick, and broad in scope is often unrealistic, making all the given options correct interpretations of this scenario.

If Someone Wants a System Cheaply, Quickly, and with a Large