What does Feasible mean in evaluating a solution?

• A. Will the solution require long training?
• B. Will the solution be popular with leadership?
• C. Will the solution be illegal?
• D. Will the solution fix the problem conveniently and be financially stable?

Answer: (D)

Feasibility is about practicality and sustainability: can a solution actually be put into practice given real-world constraints like time, budget, resources, and existing processes, and will it keep delivering value over time. When you assess options, the best-fit solution is one that can be implemented without excessive effort or cost and that will fix the problem in a way that fits into how things already operate. It should work reliably, be affordable to start and maintain, and not require extreme training, disruptive changes, or risky legality issues. So a solution that can fix the problem conveniently and stay financially stable hits the core idea of feasibility because it shows both workable implementation and ongoing viability.