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In object-oriented use-case methodology, following is one of the essential step for identifying the factors that serve as good requirement analysis methodology :
Answer: D
The keyed answer is boundary conditions, read as the system boundary of the use-case model.
In use-case analysis the first step is to fix the system boundary, that is, what lies inside the system and what lies outside it. The actors are then the things outside the boundary that interact with it, and the use cases follow from them. Without the boundary neither the actors nor the use cases can be identified, which is why it is the essential step the question asks for.
Stakeholders and viewpoints are sources of requirements to be consulted, and eliminating duplications is a clean-up of use cases already found; none of them fixes what the model covers. What could not be confirmed: the question's own wording ('factors that serve as good requirement analysis methodology') did not match any source found, and 'boundary conditions' is not the usual name for the system boundary, so this rests on the standard order of use-case modelling and on the official key.
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