An adaptive team's velocity dropped significantly in the last sprint due to the planned vacation...

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An adaptive team's velocity dropped significantly in the last sprint due to the planned vacation of two team members. The project sponsor wants to know how many more sprints it would take to complete the remaining project. How should the project manager calculate the anticipated velocity for future sprints?

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D. Calculate the average of the past five sprints to predict future velocity.

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A. Change the adaptive tool that the team is using to calculate velocity.

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B. Use the velocity of the last sprint, as it is the most recent one to share.

Answer

C. Add a 30% buffer to the velocity to calculate future velocity.

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