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miss Akunina [59]
3 years ago
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The Product Owner of a team was asked for a forecast for the completion of a product release. There were 140 story points worth

of work remaining in the project. The team's average velocity in the past 3 Sprints has been 65, though the best Sprint among the last three had a velocity of 85 story points. What should the Product Owner say?
Business
1 answer:
Pachacha [2.7K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The product owner should say:

The team will need about 3 Sprints more to complete the product release.

Explanation:

As given the team's average velocity in the past 3 Sprints has been 65 points and best sprint among three was 85 points. There were 140 story points worth of work in the project.

So, if the team keep such a performance then,

three sprints can get = 3 x 65 points

Three sprints can get = 195 points

So, the team will need about 3 sprints more to complete the product release.

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