As defined in the textbook,the generic systems development life cycle consists of the following three phases:
A) requirements, design, and implementation.
B) definition, construction, and implementation.
C) specifications, development, and installation.
D) feasibility analysis, testing, and maintenance.

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The generic systems development life cycle is often described in phases that include the definition (where the purpose and scope of the project are outlined), construction (where the actual development of the system's components takes place), and implementation (where the system is put into operation).

As Defined in the Textbook,the Generic Systems Development Life Cycle