In Evaluating Time-Cost Tradeoffs, We Start by Crashing the Activity

question 2

Multiple Choice

In evaluating time-cost tradeoffs, we start by crashing the activity on the critical path that:

• A) has the lowest crash cost per unit time.
• B) has the lowest total crash cost.
• C) can be reduced the most.
• D) is the longest.
• E) none of the above.

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