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Free Float 7 years 10 months ago #15839

Cyril Galland
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In the Critical Path Method shown in different books and videos, the float in the network diagram for activity is actual the total float of the activity. To know the free float of this activity, we need to subtract the early finish from this activity from the early start from the successor, correct ?
In the attached file, we can see that activity A has a total float of 2, but a free float of 1, correct ?
Thx for the help !
Cyril

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Free Float 7 years 10 months ago #15856

Joe Pang Offline Gold Boarder Posts: 250 Karma: 26 Thank you received: 99	Hi Cyril, You are totally correct! Total float = LF - EF or (LS - ES) Free float = Successor ES - Current EF Your e-mail address will never be displayed on the site. Check this box to be notified of replies to this topic. Note: BBcode and smileys are still usable.
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