If all members are skilled but coordination is absent why can the project become weak?

Correct answer: Combined use of skills may scatter without direction

A successful project needs more than people who are individually skilled. Team members must also know how their tasks fit together, who is responsible for each part, when work should be completed, and how information will be shared. Without coordination, capable people may repeat the same task, miss an important task, or work in different directions. Their separate efforts may then fail to produce one effective result.

Option B gives the correct reason: skills may become scattered when there is no common direction. Option A is wrong because skill alone does not guarantee teamwork. Option C ignores the need to connect individual work, and option D makes an unjustified claim that every team will succeed. Coordination brings separate abilities together and helps the group work toward the same project goal.