(“Okay, so it’s between 1 and 12 days to sell the tickets,” said John, “but I think about 5 days is more likely. Everybody agree?”
The group nodded in unison and they all turned at once to the list of activities and times John had written on the blackboard.
Use PERT analysis to determine the probability the concert preparations will be completed in time.)

John Aaron had just called the meeting of the Programs and Arts Committee of the Student Government Association to order.
“Okay, okay, everybody, quiet down. I have an important announcement to make,” he shouted above the noise. The room got quiet and John started again. “Well, you guys, we can have the Coup.” His audience looked puzzled and Randy Jones asked, “What coup have we scored this time, John?” “The Coup, the Coup! You know, the rock group, the Bloodless Coup!” Everyone in the room cheered and started talking excitedly. John stood up, waved his arms, and shouted, “Hey, calm down, everybody, and listen up.” The room quieted again and everyone focused on John. “The good news is that they can come.” He paused a moment. “The bad news is that they will be here in 18 days.”(,,,,,,,,,,)