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A PERT/CPM activity has an optimistic time estimate of 5 days, a most likely time estimate of 10 days, and a pessimistic time estimate of 24 days. What is the expected time (in days) of this activity?Round answer to two decimal places.hint: formula is available in lecture notes

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A PERT/CPM activity has an optimistic time estimate of 5 days, a most likely time estimate of 10 days, and a pessimistic time estimate of 24 days. What is the expected time (in days) of this activity?Round answer to two decimal places.hint: formula is available in lecture notes

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The expected time for a PERT/CPM activity can be calculated using the formula:

Expected Time = (Optimistic Time + 4*(Most Likely Time) + Pessimistic Time) / 6

Substituting the given values into the formula:

Expected Time = (5 days + 4*(10 days) + 24 days) / 6 Expected Time = (5 + 40 + 24) / 6 Expected Time = 69 / 6 Expected Time = 11.5 days

So, the expected time of this activity is 11.5 days.

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