A finish to start lag delay is usually shown:
A)as an added value in the predecessor's activity time.
B)on the line adjoining the two activity nodes.
C)as an added value in the predecessors early start time.
D)as a subtracted value in the follower's early finish time.

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A finish to start lag delay is shown on the line adjoining the two activity nodes as a time interval. It represents the delay that must be inserted between the finish of the predecessor activity and the start of the successor activity.

A Finish to Start Lag Delay Is Usually Shown