Use the earned value table to determine the estimated time to completion given the indicated state of the project
Activity 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Plan % Complete
A 850 350 1,200 100%
B 400 125 525 100%
C 1,275 650 1,925 100%
D 2800 4,500 350 7,650 95%
E 680 400 1,080 75%
F 125 875 1,000 80%
G 300 1200 1,500 45%
Monthly Plan 850 750 1,400 3,450 5,180 1,175 2,075 14,880
Monthly Act 900 650 1,350 3,875 4,780 850 2,000
A) 35 days
B) 37 days
C) 39 weeks
D) 41 weeks
C
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