A critical path refers to:
A) a sequence of task activities whose order and durations indirectly affect the completion date of a project.
B) a sequence of task activities whose order and durations directly affect the completion date of a project.
C) a sequence of task activities whose order must be performed in parallel.
D) a sequence of task activities whose duration cannot last more than 40 percent of the time allotted to the project.
E) none of the above.
B
Explanation: B) A critical path is a sequence of activities.
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