In resource-limited scheduling, the lower priority activities get delayed.How does the delaying of activities affect the project?
A) The delaying of activities increases the costs of the project.
B) The delaying of activities decreases the acceptance of the project deliverable.
C) The delaying of activities may delay the project.
D) The delaying of activities helps give others more time on their tasks because they won't affect the project schedule.

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Delaying lower priority activities may delay the entire project as they are still important tasks that need to be completed. This can also lead to a ripple effect, where other tasks may be delayed as a result of the initial delay. A and B are not necessarily true in all cases, and D is not a desirable outcome.

In Resource-Limited Scheduling, the Lower Priority Activities Get Delayed