Continuing with the construction project scenario from the previous question, the project team completes the designs (Task A) and then begins construction (Task B). What type of dependency describes the relationship between Tasks A and B?1 pointStart-to-Start (SS)Start-to-Finish (SF)Finish-to-Finish (FF)Finish-to-Start (FS)

As a project manager, you’re identifying task dependencies. Task B cannot finish until Task A has started. Which type of dependency does this situation represent? 1 pointStart to Finish (SF)Finish to Finish (FF)Finish to Start (FS)Start to Start (SS)

Question 1Imagine that you’re overseeing a project to construct a new office building for your company, and you need to determine your task dependencies. Which of the following tasks should come first?1 pointBegin construction on the new building.Get stakeholder input to determine project goals.Identify the construction site.Set the project budget.

In an industrial project the equipment installation can be started 15 days after the equipment foundation is completed. What type of dependency is this?Start-to-finish with a 15-day leadFinish-to-start with a 15-day lagFinish-to-start with a 15-day leadFinish-to-finish with a 15-day lag

A project manager identifies a series of tasks in an upcoming project that can only be started when the previous task has been completed. What term defines the relationship between these tasks? 1 pointStackedConnectedDependencyOpposed

Imagine that a restaurant supplier has been asked to develop a new dessert for their client, a popular restaurant chain. Even though they are not contractually required to do so, the project team from the restaurant supplier decides to get the client to approve the recipe for the dessert before beginning development on it. From the restaurant supplier’s perspective, what two dependencies does this scenario demonstrate? 1 pointInternal dependencyDiscretionary dependencyExternal dependencyMandatory dependency