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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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Question 2: EV=100, CPI=1, SV=80. How much is Earned Value?
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You wrote it yourelf mate EV=100, so it's A.) 100
Senkodi Mururgesan
Chennai, Tamilnadu, India
A)100
Anymore answers?
A.) 100
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
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.
A.) 100
or I'll eat my hat!
or I'll eat my hat!
EV=100
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