A float (or slack) in a critical path method (CPM) is amount of time t – McqOptions

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1.	A float (or slack) in a critical path method (CPM) is amount of time that a task can be delayed without causing any delay to
A.	Subsequent tasks and project completion date
B.	Interdependent tasks
C.	Subsequent tasks only
D.	Preceding tasks
E.	Project completion date only
Answer» B. Interdependent tasks

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