(Steps Shown) The early start for a non critical activity is always equal to the earliest finish of the preceding
Question: The early start for a non critical activity is always equal to the earliest finish of the preceding activity.
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[Steps Shown] The early finish for an activity on the critical
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[Step-by-Step] A work breakdown structure is a useful tool because
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[See Steps] The sequence of activities in a project is depicted by
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[See Steps] The PERT pessimistic time estimate is an estimate
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![[Steps Shown] The early finish for an](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-71584.jpg "[Steps Shown] The early finish for an activity on the critical")
![[Step-by-Step] A work breakdown structure is a](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-71586.jpg "[Step-by-Step] A work breakdown structure is a useful tool because")
![[See Steps] The sequence of activities in](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-71587.jpg "[See Steps] The sequence of activities in a project is depicted by")
![[See Steps] The PERT pessimistic time estimate](/images/solutions/MC-solution-library-71588.jpg "[See Steps] The PERT pessimistic time estimate is an estimate")
