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An adaptive team's sprint plan includes user stories with estimated story points. The team then creates tasks for each story during sprint planning. These tasks differ from story points in that:
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Correct answer: Tasks are the specific 'how' activities the team will perform to complete each story, typically estimated in hours

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During sprint planning's second part, the team decomposes user stories into specific tasks — the concrete work activities needed to implement the story. Tasks are typically estimated in hours or days (not story points) and are visible on the sprint board. Stories represent the 'what' (what the user needs); tasks represent the 'how' (what technical steps will be taken).

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This question covers Explain the components of an adaptive plan under Explain the components of an adaptive plan (Agile Frameworks/Methodologies).

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