Mathematics, 30.06.2020 17:01 rakanmadi87

When activity times are uncertain:. a. assume they are normally distributed.
b. calculate the expected time, using (a 4m b)/6.
c. use the most likely time.
d. calculate the expected time, using (a m b)/3.

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