10 Waterfall PMP Exam Questions and Answers to help you pass (61 to 70)

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You can pass your PMP exam! These 10 scenario-based PMP Waterfall Questions and Answers will help you gain the knowledge and methodology you need.
Questions 61 to 70 out of the 100 Waterfall questions and answers.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Question 61: Types of estimating
03:49 Question 62: Control charts
06:32 Question 63: Planning resource management
08:32 Question 64: Finding the biggest impacts
10:29 Question 65: Positional power
13:15 Question 66: Closing a project
15.51 Question 67: Change management
18:31 Question 68: Accuracy and precision
21:30 Question 69: Tuckman's model
23:12 Question 70: Executives are dissatisfied
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[@lilrocket18]

Thank you David for the amazing videos, today i was able to pass my PMP with flying colours going through the agile, waterfall questions. cannot thank enough for helping....woot woot....

[@semnaresh8339]

Thank you David, Believe me you are doing fantastic.

[@mohamedgahayr7419]

that is greta david , your queustions are making may exam prep easy , for the comming week after your questions tends to 200 water falll questions , may be that time will be my pmp exam hhh .

[@MisterStubstep]

Sheesh these were challenging. Thank you as always

[@jaggaadaku]

Thank you David

[@justin9605]

Thank you.

[@jameseglover1]

David, I love the questions. These are great. Question: Why are your questions not multiple choice, select all like the test will be?

[@manasv2027]

I agree.. there should be variety in the question types

[@lindseymsmith44]

For 68 - does "clear" result mean "desired" result usually? Also wouldn't a "wide" range have lower precision? Like if your target was 50 and your results were 0,100,95,5 vs. 31,32,31,33 wouldn't the second one be the high precision/low accuracy one with a smaller range?

[@davidmclachlanproject]

Good question. The only place I can see it in PMBOK 6 is page 238, "Cost Management Plan". It gives a pretty good explanation, but a slightly different scenario. Accuracy being the acceptable range (i.e +/- 10%) and precision being how much we round up or down.

[@emmanuelbasam1381]

Awesome @David! Is it possible to make some tutorials on CPI, SPI and other Project Management key Metrics for PMP Exams? Thanks

[@davidmclachlanproject]

I have videos for these on RUclips and in my Udemy course. The course ones are nicer, but the RUclips ones are here:
EVM: ruclips.net/video/U4fGdpX1oIs/видео.html
Variance: ruclips.net/video/935oMt-XLHE/видео.html

[@emmanuelbasam1381]

@@davidmclachlanproject Thanks a million. Is possible to create an Excel Modeling Tool for all of them (CPI, SPI, EVM, EVA, EMV, etc?)

[@hemantkhinchi]

For question 66 have a doubt, i think the answer should be (a) because the exit criteria is also the part of project charter (pg 81 of pmbok 6).
Thanks

[@davidmclachlanproject]

Fair comment! I will reword this slightly for my course. The Project Charter on pg 81 contains exit criteria and success criteria - these things are more about when to cancel (or continue) a project (i.e. have we met the benefits? or is the cost to continue too great?), not necessarily the steps we need to take to finalise a project once we've delivered it. Those steps are in the Close Project or Phase process.