You are leading a software development project, and during the testing phase, a critical bug is discovered in the system. This bug could potentially delay the project timeline if not addressed promptly. As you assess the situation, you wonder about the relationship between risks and issues in project management. In project management, can risks and issues trade places? Yes, a risk can become an issue if it poses an imminent threat to the project's future progress. B Yes, an issue can become a risk if it demands immediate attention and resolution. No, once identified, a risk or an issue maintains its classification throughout the project ifecycle. D No, risks and issues are distinct entities and cannot interchange roles