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In the middle of the iteration, how should a team handle requirement changes from the customer? (1 correct answer)
1. the team should never incorporate any changes during an ongoing iteration?
2. the team can always take up the changes and extend iteration duration, if needed.
3. the team may accept the changes in exchange of existing work item(s), if the facilitator/lead conveys the criticality of the changes.
4. the team may re-negotiate with the product owner provided the changes do not endanger the iteration goal.

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