Q2)Using the baseline budget information from the Project Information document and the % complete data provided in the instructions, calculate the Earned Value (EV) for each activity. To determine the Earned Value of an activity using the proportional rule, calculate the total Planned Value for the activity including all periods (this is the same number that you see in the budget total column for each activity). Once you have the total Planned Value for the activity, use the proportional percent complete you were provided in the instructions to determine what you have earned. For example, if Activity D was 75% complete through period 9, then the Earned Value is 18 X 0.75 = 14. a_Activity A's EV through the end of period 4: b_Activity B's EV through the end of period 4: C_Activity C's EV through the end of period 4: Q2)Using the baseline budget information from the Project Information document and the % complete data provided in the instructions, calculate the Earned Value (EV) for each activity. To determine the Earned Value of an activity using the proportional rule, calculate the total Planned Value for the activity including all periods (this is the same number that you see in the budget total column for each activity). Once you have the total Planned Value for the activity, use the proportional percent complete you were provided in the instructions to determine what you have earned. For example, if Activity D was 75% complete through period 9, then the Earned Value is 18 X 0.75 = 14. a_Activity A's EV through the end of period 4: b_Activity B's EV through the end of period 4: C_Activity C's EV through the end of period 4