Question 1 (3 points) 12.7.1ca A project has a PV of $57,000 at the status date and a PV of $160,000 at the end of the project. At the status date the AC is $88,000 and the EV is $36,000. The planned duration of the entire project is 42 months. If this project keeps going the way it's going, by how much will the project go over budget? Your Answer: Answer Question 2 (1 point) 12.7.1cb A project has a PV of $52,000 at the status date and a PV of $198,000 at the end of the project. At the status date the AC is $79,000 and the EV is $37,000. The planned duration of the entire project is 27 months. If this project keeps going the way it's going, what would be our TCPI assuming we were not given any more funds for the project? See Hint Link. Your Answer: Answer Hide hint for Question 2 Make sure you understand what the TCPI formula really means, i.e. the words that describe the numerator and denominator. Question 3 (3 points) 12.7.2ca The planned duration of the entire project is 31 months. The project has a PV of $52,000 at the status date and a PV of $165,000 at the end of the project. At the status date the AC is $74,000 and the the project is 45% complete for the entire project. The project has had a lot of issues up until now, but the project team is convinced that going forward, things will go according to the original plan. What is the new estimate for the cost of the project? Your Answer: Answer Question 4 (2 points) 12.7.3ca A project has a PV of $57 at the status date and a PV of $179 at the end of the project. At the status date the AC is $91 and 18% of the work in the project is still not done. What is the CPI? Your Answer: Answer Question 5 (3 points) 12.7.4ca A project is not going well at all and the Sponsor is looking at 2 options to cut cost. Option 1 means it will cost $274,000 to finish the rest of the project and Option 2 is $202,000. The planned duration of the entire project is 33 months. The project has a PV of $61,000 at the status date and a PV of $392,000 at the end of the project. At the status date the AC is $102,000 and the Earned Value is $49,000. If the Sponsor decides to go with Option 2, what would the new estimate be for the total money spent on the project? Your Answer: Answer Question 6 (2 points) 12.7.5ca A project has a PV of $69 at the status date of 18 months, and a BAC of $368 at the end of the project. The project plan is a schedule for 39 months and at the end of 18 months the AC is $96, but the %complete for the entire project has been calculated to be 40%. What is the Cost Variance for the project at the end of 18 months? Your