Calculate the schedule performance index

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Question: Suppose, for Problem, that your PV was 75 and your EV was 80. Recalculate the SPI and estimated time to completion for the project with this new data.

Problem: You are calculating the estimated time to completion for a project of 15 months' duration and a budgeted cost of $350,000. Assuming the following information, calculate the Schedule Performance Index and the estimated time to completion (figures are in thousands).

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