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You
are the PM for a construction company. You are considering
recommending a project that costs $575,000 and expected inflows are
$25,000 per quarter for the first 2 years, and then $75,000 per
quarter thereafter. What is the payback period of the
project?
The
PV for your project is 460, AC =
425, EV =
470, EAC =
510, BAC =
550. What is
your VAC?
Which of
the following project would you recommend ?
A. Project A with a BCR of 1:1.6
B. Project B with a NPV of $500,000
C. Project C with an IRR of 15%
D. Project D with an opportunity cost of $500,000
You are managing a
project with AC =
$25,100, ETC =
$45,600, VAC = -$2,600K, BAC =
$90,000
and EAC = $92,100.
Your sponsor asks you to forecast how much money you expect to spend
on the remainder of the project. Which is the best
estimate to use for
this forecast?
If
a 5 person project team is increased to 10, how many additional
communication channels will exist in the project?
What is your score on the above PMP
formula based questions?
There are much more questions like these on your PMP exam and you need to be well aware
of those.
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49 Important
PMP formulas that
are expected in your PMP exams
Definition
for each formula
Usage of the Formulas – You’ll learn when to use the
formulas depending on the scenario
Inputs – You’ll learn what is the input (if any) for
each and every formula
Outputs – You’ll also learn what is the output (if any)
for each and every formula
Interpretation – Very important. You’ll learn how to
interpret each and every formula
Important
nineteen – 19 very essential values that you must remember for your
PMP
exam
27 Acronyms of important formula terms
All the
Formulas are Based on the PMBOK® Guide 4th Edition
For quick and
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Knowledge areas so that you can distinguish and identify a
particular formula from a particular KA. Here is what you can expect
in your formula reference purchase.
Formula
Term
Formula
Description
Actual
formula
What does
it mean?
This cell contains the formula
abbreviation. You can expect these kinds of abbreviations in
your PMP® exam.
In this cell, we give you a
detailed explanation about the formula so that you understand
the meaning behind the formula.
This cell contains the actual
formula which is required for solving the exam
question.
This cell will give you the
interpretation of the formula. Because the actual questions in
the exam requires you to interpret and bring out the hidden
meaning of each formula.
Anexample:
An example:
An example:
An
example:
CPI
Cost Performance Index
(CPI)
It is the ratio of Earned value
to the Actual cost and is a measure of the cost performance of
the project.
Tells you whether the project is
progressing as per the planned cost or not.
CPI = EV / AC
It means that:-
1.A value greater than 1 (>1)
indicates that the project spending is good and that we are
getting greater than $1 for every dollar spent.
2.A value less than 1 (<1)
indicates that the project spending is not ok and that we are
getting less than $1 for every dollar spent which is actually
not good.
3.A value equal to 1 (=1)
indicates that the project yields neither loss nor profit and
that we are getting $1 for every dollar
spent.
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Acronyms
Important values to be
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You
are the PM for a construction company. You are considering
recommending a project that costs $575,000 and expected inflows are
$25,000 per quarter for the first 2 years, and then $75,000 per
quarter thereafter. What is the payback period of the
formula based questions?
exam and you need to be well aware
of those.
49 Important
PMP
All the
formulas
