Not to sure to be honest. I've been thinking along the lines of spending 5/8 minutes on 13 marker.. and then 20 minutes on the 18 marks then 45 minutes on 23 marks... then 5/10minutes to review.

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raypalmer

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Original post by Merrick8432

Right, thanks for that, can I then assume that C is 11/12, G is 24/92 and J is 39/107?

No worries, yes that is correct

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raypalmer

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If anyones done any essays/questions, would u mind posting them on here, i find them really helpful

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thepatel_1

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Does anyone have any suggestions on how to answer a shareholder question?

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GrundaloO

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Original post by thepatel_1

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to answer a shareholder question?

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I doubt that a sole shareholder question would come up but it may be part of a stakeholders question just look at objectives, p&l account would be my advice.

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raypalmer

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Original post by GrundaloO

I doubt that a sole shareholder question would come up but it may be part of a stakeholders question just look at objectives, p&l account would be my advice.

Could u tell me a possible stakeholder question

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GrundaloO

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Original post by raypalmer

Could u tell me a possible stakeholder question

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Something like:

Evaluate whether SHL's stakeholders would regard it as a successful business.

Discuss the financial and non-financial rewards to SHL's stakeholders of investing in Mardidi.

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thepatel_1

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Original post by GrundaloO

Something like:

Evaluate whether SHL's stakeholders would regard it as a successful business.

Discuss the financial and non-financial rewards to SHL's stakeholders of investing in Mardidi.

But that could possibly be a 23 marker? How would you structure it?

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josephrudd97

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Original post by anish.s97

How many minutes should you spend on the 18 markers and the 23 marker for the f297 paper

If your being exact then its 1.5x the number of marks, so for the 18 mark question you would spend 27 minutes and for the 23 marker you would spend 34.5 mins!

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GrundaloO

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Original post by thepatel_1

But that could possibly be a 23 marker? How would you structure it?

23 marker is the same as an 18 marker but with 5 marks for quality of written communication? So the same as an 18 and probably spend the same time on it.

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Merrick8432

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Original post by raypalmer

No worries, yes that is correct

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Cool, would you mind giving me the float times also? I think my teacher has given us dodgy answers. :facepalm:

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Rachael97112

Hi, could anyone help me out with critical path? My teacher was useless and I don't know how to work it out at all, I went to see him and he even said he forgot how to do it so isn't that a brilliant sign 😒 would be much appreciated!

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thepatel_1

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Original post by Rachael97112

Hi, could anyone help me out with critical path? My teacher was useless and I don't know how to work it out at all, I went to see him and he even said he forgot how to do it so isn't that a brilliant sign 😒 would be much appreciated!

Yeah sure..
Each node there are two quadrants
1- the upper one is the EST - earliest start time
2- the lower one is the LFT - latest finish time

To work out EST:
Put a zero in the upper right had part of node 1
Then add the duration time of the activity to the EST of this activity to give the EST of the next activity

To work out LFT:
You work backwards
Give the last node of the project an LFT equal to its EST which is 110
Then working backwards from right to left.. subtract the duration of thr activity from the LFT of the node

Hope this helps. Sorry if I've confused you but it's easier if you read or illustrate from a diagram. If you would like a diagram then do PM

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raypalmer

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Original post by Merrick8432

Cool, would you mind giving me the float times also? I think my teacher has given us dodgy answers. :facepalm:

For C float= 1 day
For G float= 68 days
For J float= 68 days

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raypalmer

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Original post by thepatel_1

Yeah sure..
Each node there are two quadrants
1- the upper one is the EST - earliest start time
2- the lower one is the LFT - latest finish time

To work out EST:
Put a zero in the upper right had part of node 1
Then add the duration time of the activity to the EST of this activity to give the EST of the next activity

To work out LFT:
You work backwards
Give the last node of the project an LFT equal to its EST which is 110
Then working backwards from right to left.. subtract the duration of thr activity from the LFT of the node

Hope this helps. Sorry if I've confused you but it's easier if you read or illustrate from a diagram. If you would like a diagram then do PM