Question 2: EV=100, CPI=1, SV=80. How much is Earned Value?
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A.) 100
B.) 1
C.) 1.5
D.) 0
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Posted on: March 08, 2017 07:20 PM |
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Yaroslav Pak
Contracts Manager| Hill Internatinal
Astana, Akmolinskaya Oblast, Kazakhstan
You wrote it yourelf mate EV=100, so it's A.) 100
George Lewis
Program/Project Manager| DXC Technology Company
Heredia, Costa Rica
S Rajasekar
Senior Project Manager| Allscripts
Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Answer is there in the question itself. If EV=100, then how much is Earned Value? 100
CPI = EV/AC -> 1 = 100/AC -> AC = 1X100 = 100 -> 100/100
If the EV is 100 that means the project either has finished or hasn't started yet. I'm going against the answers here and say 0.
Doug Barger
Agile/Scrum Coach| Tech Found
Goodlettsville, Tn, United States
A.) 100
or I'll eat my hat!
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