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    The document lists the four logical relationships in precedence diagram method as finish-to-start, finish-to-finish, start-to-start, and start-to-finish. It states that a forward pass through the network determines the earliest times for activities to start and finish and the total project duration, while a backward pass determines the latest times without delaying completion and which activities can be delayed or not. It also notes that in PERT/CPM with only finish-to-start relationships, succeeding activities cannot start until preceding ones are completed.

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    The document lists the four logical relationships in precedence diagram method as finish-to-start, finish-to-finish, start-to-start, and start-to-finish. It states that a forward pass through the network determines the earliest times for activities to start and finish and the total project duration, while a backward pass determines the latest times without delaying completion and which activities can be delayed or not. It also notes that in PERT/CPM with only finish-to-start relationships, succeeding activities cannot start until preceding ones are completed.

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    Finish-to-Start 2. Finish-to-Finish 3. Start-to-Start 4. Start-to-Finish

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    Louie Macni
    The document lists the four logical relationships in precedence diagram method as finish-to-start, finish-to-finish, start-to-start, and start-to-finish. It states that a forward pass through the network determines the earliest times for activities to start and finish and the total project duration, while a backward pass determines the latest times without delaying completion and which activities can be delayed or not. It also notes that in PERT/CPM with only finish-to-start relationships, succeeding activities cannot start until preceding ones are completed.

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    Give the four (4) logical relationships of activities on PDM (precedence

    diagram method)?
    1. Finish-to-Start
    2. Finish-to-Finish
    3. Start-to-Start
    4. Start-to-Finish

    A __________ through the network determines the earliest time of each activity can
    Start and Finish. It also determines the ________ of the Project

    forward pass
    TOTAL DURATION

    A __________ through the network determines the latest time of each activity can
    Start and Finish without delaying the completion of the project. It also helps determine
    the activities that can be _________ or not.

    backward pass
    DELAYED

    In PERT/CPM, since it only uses a Finish to Start relationship, the presentation of


    activity relationship shows that succeeding activity CANNOT ______until its
    preceding ACTIVITY HAS BEEN _______.
    START
    COMPLETED

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