Which analysis helps to determine the risks that have the most potential for impacting the project?

Expected monetary value (EMV) analysis calculates the weighted average outcome by multiplying probability by impact for each risk - it quantifies risk value but does not specifically rank risks by relative impact on project outcomes.

Sensitivity analysis is a quantitative technique that evaluates the relative impact of each risk on project objectives by varying one risk at a time while keeping all others at baseline. Results are typically displayed in a tornado diagram, which visually ranks risks by their potential influence, revealing which ones most critically affect the project.

Modeling and simulation (e.g., Monte Carlo) assesses overall project risk by running thousands of iterations to produce a probability distribution of outcomes, rather than isolating individual risk impact.

Expert judgment is a technique for gathering opinions from subject matter experts and is not an analytical method for determining which risks have the greatest potential impact.