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Pessimistic time is: (Multiple Choice)

Pessimistic time is:
A) the minimum period of time for an activity to be completed
B) the maximum period of time for an entire project to be completed
C) the planner's "best guess" of the amount of time the activity actually will require for completion
D) the maximum period of time for an activity to be completed

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Modern Systems Analysis and Design

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Authors: Hoffer, George, Valacich

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