The expected times and variances for the project activities are given below. What is the probability of completing theproject in 24 periods?VarianceIDDescriptionPredecessor[(b – a)/6PPilot productionSelect channels of distrib.Develop mktg. programTest market1None2None73None44142Patent110Full productionAd promotionRelease4161073282,5,6,721Z ValueProbabilityZ ValueProbability-2.0-1.50.02+2.00.980.07+1.50.93-1.00.16+1.00.84-0.70.24+0.70.76-0.50.31+0.50.69-0.30.38+0.30.62-0.10.36+0.10.54 Hints:1. First calculate Activity time for each activity (done and GIVEN to you in the table above)2. Then variance square for each activity (GIVEN to you)3. Using the Activity Time and Predecessor information, Draw the project network diagram4. Calculate Early start & Finish, Late start & Finish, Slack and find out the critical path duration and criticalactivities.5. Then find out the value of Z. While calculating the square root of variances, include the varaiances of criticalactvities only.TsZ =T-Ete?6. Using the probability table given in the above, find out the corresponding percentage for the Z value calculated.O a. 0.84O b. 0.16OC.- 1

The expected times and variances for the project activities are given below. What is the probability of completing the project in 24 periods? Variance ID Description Predecessor [(b - al/6? Pilot production Select channels of distrib. Develop mktg. program Test market 1 None 3 2 None 4 3 None 4 1 2 5 Patent 10 5 Full production Ad promotion Release 4 10 7 3 8 2,5,6,7 2 1 6744 O63

The expected times and variances for the project activities are given below. What is the probability of completing the project in 24 periods? Variance ID Description Predecessor [(b - al/6? Pilot production Select channels of distrib. Develop mktg. program Test market 1 None 3 2 None 4 3 None 4 1 2 5 Patent 10 5 Full production Ad promotion Release 4 10 7 3 8 2,5,6,7 2 1 6744 O63

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