Under the Precedence Diagramming Method, the situation which occurs when two activities can start at different times, have different durations, but are planned to be completed at the same time is called:

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Alina Bartlett

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19 December, 06:55

Under the Precedence Diagramming Method, the situation which occurs when two activities can start at different times, have different durations, but are planned to be completed at the same time is called:

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Camden Clay · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "C": Finish-To-Finish (FF)

Explanation:

The Precedence Diagramming Method (PDM) is useful for keeping an agenda of the necessary activities of a project. The PDM establishes there are four (4) types of relationships linking those activities: Finish-To-Start (FS), Start-To-Start (SS), Finish-To-Finish (FF), and Start-To-Finish (SF).

The Finish-To-Finish (FF) relationship describes how activities can start at different times, thus, they will last different times but are scheduled to finish together.

Skye Hawkins · Answer 2

Start-to-start (SS)

Explanation:

Start-to-start (SS) is a term of logical relationship which means that for a particular project to start, another project that is related with it must have also started and be in progress. For example, for the editing of a book to take place, the writing of the book must have started.

It means activity A must begin else activity B will not start.