Question 3 (10 points) _I: You are a junior business analyst, recently hired to support development with a popular weather organization. After many years of discussions with local and regional emergency response teams, the organization has been granted approval for an exciting pilot project. They will design, develop and launch an app for use during extreme weather events. During the trial phase, the app must be standalone and users will be required to also have the popular 'weather app' itself active on their devices. The intent is for users to transmit an alert to local emergency teams if they are injured or trapped during severe storms. To avoid misuse of the app, it will only activate during times when a severe weather warning or watch has been broadcast. Upon receiving the alert, emergency response can attempt to contact the user. If no contact can be established while the alert is transmitting, or, if they determine rescue is required, crews will be dispatched to that location. During the initial requirements review, you receive the following requirement: "The application will be easy to use. " As part of your discussion with the requestor, you discover that users participating in the trial run may need to activate the alert in darkness, during heavy rains/flooding or while injured. What kind of requirement have you been given? (2 marks) Based on what you know, write two different rationale statements that are suitable for this requirement (4 marks) Create two fit criterion - one for each of the description/rationale combinations you identified. (4 marks)