The earliest start time rule Group of answer choices compares the starting times of all activities for successors of an activity
. compares the finish times for all immediate predecessors of an activity. determines when the project can begin. determines when the project must begin.
The earliest start time rule "compares the finish times for all immediate predecessors of an activity".
<u>Option: B</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The equation used only to measure Early Start and Early Finish dates:
Early Start of Operation = Predecessor Early Finish operation + 1.
Early Activity End = Period of Activity + Early Activity Start - 1.
The above given terms are basically dependent on how early a project or an operation may start by having all necessary element like how early a task can be started in given time duration. In same how early a work can be finished in business or another sector with in a given time duration. This helps to calculate a millage of a work performed.
On the advice of social psychologists, a technology company decides to pay an unreasonable amount of money to a well-liked celebrity to promote a new product. The company is taking the NOT CENTRAL route of persuasion and using CLASSICAL conditioning to make potential customers develop a positive attitude about the product.
