Elicitation Results (confirmed): integrated output that the business analyst and other stakeholders agree correctly reflects captured information and confirms that it is relevant and useful as an input to further work.

Prototyping is a requirements elicitation technique that involves creating a preliminary version of a system or product to validate and refine the stakeholders' needs. It is an iterative process that helps in discovering requirements by providing a tangible representation of the product that stakeholders can interact with. This interaction allows stakeholders to give immediate feedback, which is then used to refine the prototype in subsequent iterations. Prototyping is particularly useful when stakeholders find it difficult to articulate their needs or when the requirements are not well understood.

7.3 Validate Requirements
7.3.4 Elements
1 Identify Assumptions
These assumptions are identified and defined so that associated risks can be managed.