AOA networks have an advantage over AON networks:
A)if the project is complex.
B)because they are easier to read for novices.
C)when it comes to software packages for project management.
D)when the task of network labeling is considered.

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AOA networks, also known as activity-on-arrow networks, are better suited for complex projects because they are able to accurately represent the dependencies between activities and the critical path of the project. AON networks, or activity-on-node networks, are easier to read and may be preferred by novices, but they do not provide as much detail and may not be as effective for complex projects. The choice of network labeling does not typically impact the advantage of one type of network over the other. While there may be software packages that are specifically designed for one type of network or the other, this does not necessarily make one superior.

AOA Networks Have an Advantage Over AON Networks