D) Other than critical path, the next riskiest path is A-B-C-H-K
Its expected time = 27.
Variance of this path = 5.194
Std deviation = SQRT(5.194) = 2.279
For target time of 27 days, z (27-27.5)/2.279 = -0.2194
Probability = NORMSDIST(-0.2194) = 0.4132
de) For 99% probability, z = NORMSINV(0.99) = 2.3263
Expected time = 27.833 + 2.3263*2.3746 = 33.4 days
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