Why does SPI sometimes behave weirdly in the latter periods of a project Fewer w

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Why does SPI sometimes behave weirdly in the latter periods of a project Fewer work activities require completion later in a project The cost per unit of time decreases toward the end of a project SPI does not behave weirdly in the latter periods of a project SPI must by definition equal one at the end of the project. None of the answers Arguing with an engineer is a lot like wrestling in the mud with the pig. Explain. Arguing with a pig is merely an intellectual exercise Any of the above No one argues with engineers After a couple of hours you realize the pig likes it The pig always wins

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1. SPI will always tend to 1 when the project is late.

The fourth option is correct.

2. After a couple of hours you realize the pig likes it

the fourth option is correct

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