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A schedule update shows that the activity delaying turnover sits on the critical path, while another late activity still has ten days of float. Where should recovery planning focus first?

Correct Answer

C) On the critical-path delay affecting project completion

Critical-path delays control the project completion date, so recovery planning should first address the activity delaying completion. Other choices chase noncontrolling or irrelevant work.

Answer Options
A
Only on the activity with the most remaining float
B
On whichever subcontractor complains first
C
On the critical-path delay affecting project completion
D
On completed activities because they are easier to update

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Critical-path delays control the project completion date, so recovery planning should first address the activity delaying completion. Other choices chase noncontrolling or irrelevant work.

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