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EddieMcD 22-07-2003 16:30

FIRST Jeopardy! (7/22)
 
Check back at about 18:55 EDT again.

EddieMcD 22-07-2003 19:03

Let's dive into some more advanced mathmatics. For 300 points, the formula for this is commonly reffered to as the "Pert Formula". And a 100 point bonus, this is that formula.

Jeff Waegelin 22-07-2003 19:09

What is interest compounded continuously?

Bonus: A = P*e^(r*t) where P is the principal, e is the number, r is the rate of interest, and t is the amount of time.

Matt Attallah 22-07-2003 19:11

what is

Coco the Monkey 22-07-2003 21:12

What is the technique which creates estimates of the weighted average duration of tasks.

(Optimistic Estimate + (4 times the most likely estimate) + Pessimistic Estimate)
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all divided by 6


You need more than just the formula itself Matt...right?

Jeff Waegelin 22-07-2003 21:45

Quote:

Originally posted by Coco the Monkey
What is the technique which creates estimates of the weighted average duration of tasks.

(Optimistic Estimate + (4 times the most likely estimate) + Pessimistic Estimate)
________________
all divided by 6


You need more than just the formula itself Matt...right?

Somebody googled that one... I'd be willing to bet that's not the "Pert Formula" Eddie's looking for. It is _A_ Pert Formula, but the category is "Advanced Mathematics" not whatever you would call that formula (time management? I dunno...).

Coco the Monkey 22-07-2003 21:49

It wasnt google ;) but yes it was in a resource, it was in one of those management books.

Matt Attallah 22-07-2003 22:15

Quote:

Originally posted by Coco the Monkey
...You need more than just the formula itself Matt...right?
Hey! It works!!

Don't hate the player - hate the system! :D

Erin Rapacki 23-07-2003 14:11

What is Profit = e^(rate * time)
Yes, it is used for interest compounded continuously

EddieMcD 23-07-2003 17:33

First let me say that the bonus is only available to the person answering the normal question, so Matt, you do need more than the formula. Second, let me say that the subject is Advanced Mathmatics, so Jeff is right on the ball. It's the formula for compound interest, and A=Pe^(rt).


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