Determine Total Float & Free Float (AKA "Slack") of activities in a network diagram

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Excellent explanation. This really helped me.

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8 years later, still very much useful. Thank you.

so the critical path is A, B, D, C, E, G, F, H? Or A, B, D, G, H? Surely you would miss completing C, E and F if this is the case?

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Wow. Thank you soooo much. I was having a hard time understanding and calculating floats while studying for my CAPM exam. Now I can confidently say that I'm ready for any schedule questions!

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or you can just say that Free float = ES (of successor) - EF

How to calculate Independent Float From this?

What's the formula for independent float

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Excellent demonstration.

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LF of f is 19 isn't it?

Great job on explaining the difference between TF and FF

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hello, i know this is old but
according to microsoft project

Total Float = Min( (LF - EF), (LS - ES) )

* Your video is excellent, but you use "Either", not "Min"

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very useful. Thank you

Thanks for exampling free float. My textbooks did a horrible job.

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I think there is a mistake in Early start calculation, formula for calculating ES is EF(S)+1 so kindly check & reupdate

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Which app do you use to draw these tables? sir

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Great explanation!

Thanks for making it so concise and easy.

So the slack is 6+9? Or is it just 9

Great vid! Quick question. If I have three activities with no predecessors, how do I construct the network? Will it have a 'start' node that bursts into the three activities? Or will I just have three separate activities starting points?

So how much is the total slack time? 15 days?

Hii, video is amazing. Can you pls explain how to calculate independent and interferring float for this diagram.

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