You are the project manager for the NGH project. The figure given below represents the small project you are completing for your organization. How much float can you use on Activity G if Activity B…

The correct answer is D. Zero. If Activity B uses seven days of float, which it can, it does not allow Activity D, G, or J to have any float available. This is because the total duration of path ABDGJK cannot exceed 30 days, the duration of the project. If Activity B uses the seven days of float, then the…

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You are the project manager for the NGH project. The figure given below represents the small project you are completing for your organization. How much float can you use on Activity G if Activity B actually takes eight days to complete?

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Options

AFour
BThree
CSeven
DZero

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(53 responses)

A
4% (2)
B
6% (3)
C
15% (8)
D
75% (40)

Explanation

If Activity B uses seven days of float, which it can, it does not allow Activity D, G, or J to have any float available. This is because the total duration of path ABDGJK cannot exceed 30 days, the duration of the project. If Activity B uses the seven days of float, then the path meets the project's duration at Day 30. Answer options B and A are incorrect. These are not the valid calculation. Answer option C is incorrect. Seven represents the amount of float available on Activity G before Activity B uses the available float.

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