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CPM a. is a network technique that allows three time estimates for each activity in a...
CPM
a. is a network technique that allows three time estimates for each activity in a project.
b. assumes we do not know ahead of time what activities must be completed.
c. assumes that activity time estimates follow the normal probability distribution.
d. is a deterministic network technique that allows for project crashing.
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