Question: Big Idea Minimum Cost Scheduling ( Crashing ) Consider the minimum cost problem we did in class. It only cost $ 2 to crash activity

Big Idea
Minimum Cost Scheduling (Crashing)
Consider the minimum cost problem we did in class. It only cost $2 to crash activity C for one day. Why did we decide that is not a good financial decision? (Pick all that apply)
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C would cost $2, and no savings from indirect cost (no impact on project duration) and penalty costs do not apply below 8 days.
C is not on the critical path and crashing it would have no impact on the duration of the project
C is on the critical path, so we should do it makes financial sense.
C would cost $2, save $1.25 in indirect costs, and save $5 in penalty costs. We should make this move..

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