Critical Chain Scheduling Protects Tasks on the Critical Chain from Being

question 34

Multiple Choice

Critical chain scheduling protects tasks on the critical chain from being delayed by using _____, which consist of additional time added before tasks on the critical chain that are preceded by non-critical-path tasks.

• A)critical paths
• B)feeding buffers  
• C)dummy activities
• D)fast tracking

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