Your team has created the following product backlog. Assume that the stories are independent: they each contribute business value and can be built in any order. Further, assume that the estimates are in ideal days and that the team has the capacity to complete thirty ideal days of work per sprint. Based on this, please answer the questions below.

Story	Priority	Estimate	Planned Sprint (based on capacity)
Story 1	8	3
Story 2	10	2
Story 3	1	3
Story 4	9	1
Story 5	15	2
Story 6	11	3
Story 7	2	4
Story 8	19	2
Story 9	22	2
Story 10	4	2
Story 11	18	3
Story 12	7	2
Story 13	3	2
Story 14	20	2
Story 15	14	2
Story 16	21	4
Story 17	13	2
Story 18	5	3
Story 19	16	2
Story 20	17	3
Story 21	12	4
Story 22	6	3
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Question 1: Allocate stories to Sprint 1 using the agile sprint-by-sprint planning approach, being sure to respect the thirty-day capacity constraint.

Allocate the remaining stories to additional sprints, using hybrid release planning.

Question 2:

Determine how many sprints this should take, assuming the estimates are correct.

Question 3:

Based on the assumptions provided previously, which makes more sense to use: agile sprint-by-sprint planning or hybrid release planning? Justify your answer.