Determining the earned value for project

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1. Using the 50-50 Rule, what is earned value for this project?

2. Using the 0-100 Rule, what is earned value for this project?

Following are data reporting progress on a project. Work on all tasks contained in the table is scheduled to be complete as of the day of the report.

	Budget	Begun?	Complete?	Actual cost	Earned Value
Task A	3,100	Yes	Yes	3,100
Task B	4,000	Yes	Yes	4,500
Task C	2,500	Yes	Yes	2,250
Task D	4,000	Yes	No	3,500
Task E	3,500	Yes	Yes	4,000
Task F	2,500	No	No	0

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