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$----------$Costs: These costs vary with the amount of usage, such as travel expenses, hourly contractors, or credit card fees.

$-----------$ Costs: These costs are fixed over time, so you pay the same amount over a time period, such as rent, equipment leases, and insurance premiums. In each case, you pay the same monthly amount.

These costs are directly attributable to your project because of your project. You must have these expenses; otherwise, you cannot do your project. Generally, equipment, supplies, raw materials, labor, and machines are considered$---------------$ costs.

Generally, these costs are shared among different teams, business units, or departments. Costs such as overheads and utilities are examples of$-------------$ costs.

$---------------$This is of the range $5\%$ to $10\%.$ When you are well into planning, you should be at the definitive range of the estimate.

$----------------$This is of the range $25\%$ to $75\%.$ This is a wide range that is used during the initiating phases or if starting the project when not much information is known.

$----------------$Reserves: This is money that you $($as the project manager$)$ have set aside for known risks $($also referred to as known unknowns$).$

$-----------------$Reserves: This is money that senior management sets aside for unknown risks on a project $($also referred to as unknown unknowns$).$

Also known as cost baseline, $------------------$ is the original baseline budget for the project.

The $-----------------$ plan documents procedures for managing cost.