Earliest finish time (EF) is the earliest time by which a specific activity can be completed, calculated
A)by subtracting the activity's estimated duration from the earliest finish time of the activity's predecessor: EF = EF predecessor - estimated duration.
B)by subtracting the activity's estimated duration to the activity's earliest start time: EF = ES • estimated duration.
C)by adding the activity's estimated duration to the earliest start time of the activity's succeeding activity: EF = ES succeeding activity + estimated duration.
D)by adding the activity's estimated duration to the activity's earliest start time: EF = ES + estimated duration.

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The earliest finish time (EF) is the earliest time by which a specific activity can be completed. It is calculated by adding the activity's estimated duration to the activity's earliest start time: EF = ES + estimated duration. This is the correct formula for calculating the EF of an activity. Choosing any of the other options would give an incorrect result.

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