In assigning a value for the most pessimistic (b)duration,the project manager should estimate the duration of the activity to have a 99% likelihood that it will take b or less amount of time.

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This statement is true as the most pessimistic (b) duration is the estimated time that an activity would take if everything that could go wrong, does go wrong. In order to assign a value for the most pessimistic duration, the project manager should estimate the duration of the activity to have a 99% likelihood that it will take b or less amount of time. This ensures that the project schedule is realistic and takes into account potential delays and problems that may arise during the activity.

In Assigning a Value for the Most Pessimistic (B)duration,the Project