What defines the outputs expected from functional analysis?

Functional analysis focuses on understanding the behaviors, interactions, and processes that a system must perform to fulfill its intended purpose. The key outputs of functional analysis are typically related to how the system will behave and the control mechanisms necessary to ensure that it operates correctly under various conditions. Therefore, the outputs emphasize the identification of functions, how they interact, the data flow between them, and the control flows that dictate their operation.

In this context, behavior and control flow constitute the foundation for determining the necessary functions of a system, making option B the correct answer. The other choices—marketing strategies, resource allocations, and risk assessments—are relevant in broader project and management contexts, but they do not directly represent the outputs derived specifically from functional analysis in systems engineering.