The following table of probabilistic time estimates (in weeks) and activity predecessors are provided for a project.
Table 9.2
-Using Table 9.2,the critical path for the project consists of activities
Definitions:
Null Hypothesis
A hypothesis in statistical tests that assumes no effect or no difference between groups or conditions being compared.
Consecutive Weeks
A succession of weeks that occur consecutively without any breaks.
Confidence Interval
A variety of values, based on statistics from a sample, which is conjectured to envelop an obscure population parameter.
P-value
A statistical concept indicating the probability of observing data as extreme as those seen, if the null hypothesis were true, used in hypothesis testing.
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