Considering the value statements in the Agile Manifesto which of the followingDocuments should only be...

The Agile Manifesto values “working software over comprehensive documentation,” but does not reject documents; it promotes fit-for-purpose documentation that adds value. AgilePM echoes this with lightweight, high-value artifacts (e.g., Business Case, Foundations summary, acceptance criteria) to support clarity and governance “without excessive bureaucracy.” Therefore (1) is true: create documents when they add value. (3) is true: documents must be visible and understood by those who use them to collaborate and decide; transparency is essential. (4) is also true: high-level documents early (vision, scope boundaries, approach) support planning, alignment, and later refinement. (2) is false: agile does not prohibit contracts; it values customer collaboration over contract negotiation, yet recognizes contracts may be necessary and useful when framed to enable change. Consequently, the correct set is 1, 3, and 4, i.e., C.