The TELOS acronym is often used for determining the need for system changes. Which of the following types of feasibility studies are elements of TELOS? a. legal, environmental, and economic b. environmental, operational, and economic c. technical, economic, legal, and practical d. practical, technical, and operational e. technical, operational, and economic

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