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The chart shows a firm’s complete time-and-task schedule for the marketing team, planning team, and development team involved in the launching of a new product.
Based on the information in the graph, select from each drop-down menu the option that creates the most accurate statement.
To the nearest 5 percent, the number of weeks the development team has at least one task scheduled is percent of the total duration represented by the chart.
Week is the only week during which three different tasks are scheduled to begin.
The graph legend indicates that the tasks of the development team are represented by black bars. Analyzing the graph shows that the development team has at least one task scheduled from the beginning of Week 7 to the end of Week 14, for a total of 8 weeks. Thus, the development team has at least one task scheduled for 8 out of the 14 weeks represented by the chart, which is approximately 57.14%. Rounding to the nearest 5% gives 55%.
The correct answer is 55.
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Analyzing the graph shows that the scheduled start times of three tasks—which are the left edges of three bars—are in vertical alignment in only one place on the graph: market research, development, and test plan are all scheduled to begin at the start of Week 8.
1)D,Since the development team has atleast one work for 8 weeks and total duration is 14 weeks,so % is 8/14 *100= 57%,~ 55% (rounding off to nearest 5%
2)C, Since in week 6- 2 tasks Week 7-2 tasks Week 8-3 tasks Week 9-2 tasks Week 10-2 tasks
Development Team started it's time-and-task schedule as per the following order:
Week 7-8 Detail Design Week 8-12 Development Week 11-12 Test Plan Week 12-14 Testing and QA Week 13-14. User Document
Out of which week 8,11,12,13,14 are having two or more task.
1) The number of weeks the development team has at least one task scheduled is 7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14 = 8 weeks The percentage of 8 working weeks of development team to total working weeks of whole marketing team = (8/14)*100 => 57.14 or 55%(to the nearest) Answer is D
The time and task schedule of marketing team is as follow : 1) Market Research week : 1-2 & week 8-9 2) Define Specification : week 3-4 3) Overall Architect : week 5-6 4) Project Planning : week 6-7 5) Detail Design : week 7-8 6) Development : week 8-12 7) Test Plan : week 8-9 & week 11-12 8) Testing and QA : week 12-14 9) User Documentation : week 10-11 & 13-14
2) Out of these; Test plan, Development and market research is been starting in the same week 8 Answer is C
1. Ans- D. Number of weeks from which developement team has started working till the completion of development work = 8 Total weeks for project completion = 14 Required %= (8/14)*100 = 57.14% which is close to 55% .
2. Ans- C. 8th week is the only week where one task from each team are scheduled to begin.
The chart shows a firm’s complete time-and-task schedule for the marketing team, planning team, and development team involved in the launching of a new product.
Based on the information in the graph, select from each drop-down menu the option that creates the most accurate statement.
1. To the nearest 5 percent, the number of weeks the development team has at least one task scheduled is percent of the total duration represented by the chart.
2. Week is the only week during which three different tasks are scheduled to begin. -
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1. To the nearest 5 percent, the number of weeks the development team has at least one task scheduled is ___ percent of the total duration represented by the chart.
The black bars of the development team exist in all weeks from 7 to 14 which is 8 weeks. There are total 14 weeks in the timeline. So the dev team has tasks scheduled in 8/14th of the duration.
In percentage terms, use a calculator to get the exact value 8/14 = 57.12% or recall that 8/14 = 4/7 and 1/7 is simply 14.28%. So 4/7 is 4 * 14.28 which is very slightly more than 57% (because 4 times 14 is 56 and 4 times 28 is just above 100)
When we round it to the nearest 5%, it means we round it to either 50% or 55% or 60% or 65% etc whichever is closest. We may round it up or round it down. The point is that it must be the closest value. 57.12 is closer to 55 than to 60. 57.5 is in the middle. anshikag22 Hence 55% is the answer.
2. Week ___ is the only week during which three different tasks are scheduled to begin.
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