Option D 1.67
Standard deviation short method
= (Pessimistic time - optimistic time) ÷ 6
= (20 - 10) ÷6
= 1.67 days
Pessimistic time = longest time estimated
Optimistic time= shortest time estimated
6 = days in week
Most likely time is normal time estimated
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