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Calculate the earliest start time (EST) for an activity ‘A’ if the duration of the activity is 3 minutes and the earliest finish time (EFT) is 14 minutes.

Calculate the earliest start time (EST) for an activity ‘A’ if the duration of the activity is 3 minutes and the earliest finish time (EFT) is 14 minutes. Correct Answer 11 minutes

We know that, Earliest finish time (EFT) = Earliest start time (EST) + Duration of activity 14 minutes = EST + 3 minutes EST = 11 minutes.

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