Q&a PMP 13
Q&a PMP 13
are delivering is for a customer who is notoriously difficult to please. Your team comes
up with a way to deliver more functionality in the project than the customer is expecting,
at a lower cost, and the change will result in improvements to the schedule. What is your
project scope.
appreciate it.
Question 76: You are a project manager that is involved with the preparation of a
business case to justify whether a particular project should go ahead. You are using net
present value as a key financial filter. Your project will spend $100,000 in the first year,
and then it will generate revenue of $33,000 in the first year, $62,000 in the second
year, and $85,000 in the third year. Assuming a discount rate of 10%, what is the net
present value?
A: $100,000
B: $45,101
C: $80,000
D: $280,000
Question 77: You are choosing between two potential projects that your organization
could undertake. The first project, Project Eagle, will cost $500,000 and will have a NPV
of $50,000. The second project, Project Falcon, will cost $420,000 and will have a NPV of
B: Project Falcon.
C: Project Eagle.
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Question 78: After measuring expected project benefits, your project management
office has four projects from which to choose. Project A has a NPV of $160,000 and will
cost $10,000. Project B has a NPV of $470,000 and will cost $220,000. Project C has a NPV
of $265,000 and will cost $33,000. Project D has a NPV of $335,000 and will cost $57,000.
A: Project C
B: Project A
C: Project B
D: Project D
Question 79: You are assisting your portfolio manager in making a decision about
which of two possible projects should be given approval to proceed. Project A would
due to limited resources, your company can only perform one project, and they choose
Project B because of the higher benefit. What is the opportunity cost of performing
Project B?
A: $225,000
B: $75,000
C: $300,000
D: $150,000
includes all the work and only the work required to complete the project successfully are