Explain Why the Critical Path Is the Longest, Not the Shortest

question 40

Essay

Explain why the critical path is the longest, not the shortest, path through a network.

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Definitions:

Subclavius

A small muscle located under the clavicle, playing a role in shoulder movements and stability.

Coccygeus

A small muscle located in the pelvic area, part of the pelvic floor, playing a role in supporting the coccyx (tailbone) and controlling movements of the pelvic area.

Rhomboid Major

A muscle in the upper back that helps control the shoulders' movement.

Trapezius

A large triangular muscle extending over the back of the neck and shoulders, responsible for moving the head and shoulder blade.