A business analyst is establishing traceability for a new project. The project has a requirements document, a design document, and a test plan. What is the first step the business analyst should take to establish traceability?

Wait until the design is complete before starting traceability.

Identify the artifacts that need to be linked and define the traceability relationships between them.

Ask the project sponsor to approve the traceability matrix.

Create the traceability matrix and populate it with all requirements.

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