PERT and CPM
A)are most valuable when a small number of activities must be scheduled.
B)have different features and are not applied to the same situation.
C)do not require a chronological relationship among activities.
D)have been combined to develop a procedure that uses the best of each.

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PERT and CPM have similarities and differences in their features and applications. By combining the best of each, it is possible to create a more comprehensive scheduling procedure. PERT is useful when activities are uncertain, and CPM is valuable when activities are well-established. The combined procedure can be applied to projects with any number of activities, whether they are interdependent or can be completed concurrently.