Software process models? differentiating the waterfall model and the incremental model.

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Waterfall model is a linear sequential approach, while incremental model divides the project into small increments.

Waterfall model follows a linear and sequential approach, where each phase must be completed before moving on to the next.
Incremental model divides the project into small increments, with each increment building upon the previous one.
Waterfall model is less flexible to changes, as requirements are finalized early in the process.
Incremental model allows for changes to be incorporated at each increment, providing more flexibility.
Examples of waterfall model include traditional software development, while examples of incremental model include Agile and Scrum.

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