Scope creep
A) is acceptable because the informal changes help with a better product.
B) should be avoided by the project team or contractor.
C) never causes a delay to the schedule.
D) is expected by the contractor to have better benefits and no more costs.

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Scope creep refers to the tendency of a project to expand beyond its original goals and objectives. This can lead to delays, increased costs, and decreased quality. Therefore, it is important for the project team or contractor to avoid scope creep and stick to the original scope of the project. While informal changes may improve the product, they should be carefully considered and agreed upon before implementation to prevent scope creep.

Scope Creep