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A crew has 960 units remaining and averages 120 units per day. How many workdays are needed?

Correct Answer

D) 8 workdays

The remaining duration is 960 units / 120 units per day = 8 workdays.

Answer Options
A
6 workdays
B
10 workdays
C
12 workdays
D
8 workdays

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The remaining duration is 960 units / 120 units per day = 8 workdays.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 6 workdays

remaining work duration, choice a: 6 workdays is wrong because 6 workdays uses the wrong side of the schedule subtraction or omits one duration component.

Option B: 10 workdays

remaining work duration, choice c: 10 workdays uses the wrong side of the schedule subtraction or omits one duration component.

Option C: 12 workdays

remaining work duration, choice d: 12 workdays is wrong because 12 workdays uses the wrong side of the schedule subtraction or omits one duration component.

Memory Technique

Picture a release point labeled remaining work duration: finish every operation before accepting 8 workdays.

Reference Hint

Open Construction Jobsite Management, 5th Ed. (2024); use by topic index - duration / float / baseline / updating / variance to confirm that The remaining duration is 960 units / 120 units per day = 8 workdays.

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