Free OMG OMG-OCSMP-MBI300 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers

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At most two Initiator actor instances can perform the use case

Two Initiator actor instances are required to trigger the use case

Two Initiator actor instances are required to participate in the use case.

Multiplicities carry no meaning on use case diagrams

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Packages may represent specifications, which can be contained m other specifications

Containment allows a requirement to be decomposed by containing sub-requirements. Packages can also contain requirements

Requirements can contain packages, which in turn can contain other requirements. This is how hierarchical specifications can be represented in SysML

Requirements cannot use containment. They cannot contain any other model elements.

as a part contained by the block B1

as a part contained by the block B3

as a part contained by the block B4

as a part contained by the diagram Nested Parts

whether component s0 subclasses component u3

which parts of each component participate in the connection

which parts of each component participate in a reference association

whether any part that belongs to component s0 subclasses a pan that belongs to component u3

action 1. stop activity X (if running), action 7, action 8, action 5, start activity Y

stop activity X (if running), action 8, action 5, start activity Y, action 7

stop activity X (if running) action 8, action 5, start activity Y, action 7, action 7

stop activity X (if running), action 2, action 8, action 5, start activity Y, action 7, action 7

stop activity X (if ninning). action 2, action 8, action 5, start activity Y, action 7, action 7, action 6

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whether to model part properties as (a) a library, or (b) a logical hierarchy

whether to model part properties as (a) a library or (b) a hierarchy of non-composite relationships

whether to model variants of blocks that type part properties as (a) explicit subclasses of the blocks, or (b) part-specific types.

whether to model variants of blocks that type part properties as (a) implicit subclasses of the blocks, or (b) part-specific types