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Which is NOT a basic dimension of requirements reuse?

A. Extent of reuse
B. Inheritance of reuse
C. Reuse mechanism
D. Extent of modification

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Final answer:

The option 'Inheritance of reuse' is NOT a basic dimension of requirements reuse. The other options listed are typically included as dimensions of this concept in software development. Option B is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks which option is NOT a basic dimension of requirements reuse. The four basic dimensions of requirements reuse typically include:

Extent of reuse: How much of the requirements are being reused.

Scope of reuse: What part or parts of the project will implement the reused requirements.

Reuse mechanism: The method by which requirements are reused (like patterns, templates, etc.).

Extent of modification: The degree to which the reused requirements need to be modified.

The option B. Inheritance of reuse is not typically listed as one of the basic dimensions of requirements reuse. Instead, 'inheritance' might be more relevant in the context of object-oriented programming, where it refers to a class deriving properties and behaviors from another class.

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