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2.3. Replacement Analysis Introduction
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- 1.
What is the definition of float in project management?
Hint
Think about flexibility in timing.
- 2.
How many cranes are available in the project discussed?
Hint
Recall the resource allocation section.
- 3.
What does float represent in project management?
- The total duration of a project.
- The delay allowed in tasks without affecting project completion.
- The number of resources available.
Hint
It’s all about timing!
- 4.
True or False: The critical path can change when resource constraints are applied.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how resources can shift timelines.
- 5.
A project has three critical activities (X, Y, Z) with floats of 0, 1, and 2 days respectively. If resources are limited to two units, suggest a strategy for allocation that minimizes delay.
Hint
Focus on the least float first.
- 6.
If an unforeseen event delays activity Z by 3 days, how would this affect overall project duration if Z was on the critical path?
Hint
Think about the ripple effect on critical paths.
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