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Given an activity in an advertising project whose planned cost was $12,000 but actual cost to date is $10,000 so far and the value completed is only 70 percent, calculate the cost and schedule variances.
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Given an activity in an advertising project whose planned cost was $12,000 but actual cost to date is $10,000 so far and the value completed is only 70 percent, calculate the cost and schedule variances. Will the client be pleased or angry? Explain.

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Probably not

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To me I think they planed to give the money to you guys for it try and put a little more in the project. The most important part is if the client is happy about the advertisement.

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