What are the initiation process outputs?
A. Project charter, identification and assignment of project manager, constraints, and project overview documents
B. Project charter, project overview, feasibility study, and constraints
C. Project charter, identification and assignment of project manager, constraints, and assumptions
D. Identification and assignment of project manager, project overview, constraints, and assumptions
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