The three roles in a SCRUM project are
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Team, SCRUM master, Project manager
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Customer, Project team, Project manager
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Product owner, SCRUM Master, Team
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Product owner, Project manager, team
Scrum defines three specific roles: the Product Owner (who manages the product backlog and priorities), the Scrum Master (who facilitates the Scrum process and removes impediments), and the Team (who does the actual work). There is no 'Project Manager' role in Scrum - those responsibilities are distributed among the three roles.
To answer this question, you need to have an understanding of the roles in a SCRUM project.
Option A) Team, SCRUM master, Project manager - This option is incorrect because the role of a project manager is not a defined role in SCRUM. SCRUM projects typically do not have a traditional project manager.
Option B) Customer, Project team, Project manager - This option is incorrect for the same reason as Option A. The role of a project manager is not a defined role in SCRUM.
Option C) Product owner, SCRUM Master, Team - This option is correct. In a SCRUM project, the Product Owner is responsible for defining and prioritizing the product backlog. The SCRUM Master is responsible for facilitating the SCRUM process and ensuring that the team adheres to the SCRUM principles and practices. The Team is responsible for delivering the product increments.
Option D) Product owner, Project manager, team - This option is incorrect because, as mentioned earlier, the role of a project manager is not a defined role in SCRUM.
The correct answer is C) Product owner, SCRUM Master, Team. This option is correct because it includes the three roles that are typically present in a SCRUM project.