The "Order" state diagram shows transitions: New -> Pending -> Shipped -> Delivered. There is no transition from Shipped -> Cancelled. If a customer cancels an order that is already on the delivery truck, what must the BA do to the model?https://go-math-science.com/computing/software-engineering/requirements-engineering/cbap-certification-practice-exams/cbap-practice-exam-4/the-order-state-diagram-shows-transitions-new-pending-shipped-delivered-there-is-no-transition-from-shipped-cancelled-if-a-customer-cancels-an-order-that-is-already-on-the-delivery-truck-what-must-the-ba-do-to-the-modelhttps://go-math-science.com/@@site-logo/logo-new.png
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The "Order" state diagram shows transitions: New -> Pending -> Shipped -> Delivered. There is no transition from Shipped -> Cancelled. If a customer cancels an order that is already on the delivery truck, what must the BA do to the model?
publish date: 2026/03/24 21:25:59.374167 UTC
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Correct Answer
Add a transition from "Shipped" to "Cancelled" with a trigger "Return to Warehouse"
Explanation
Models must reflect real-world business rules, including "Reverse" flows.
