Delays along any part of the schedule that contains float are considered
A) non-critical delays
B) critical delays
C) critical but inconsequential delays
D) floating delays

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Delays along any part of the schedule that contains float are considered non-critical delays because they do not affect the project's completion date. Critical delays are those that cause the project to finish later than its expected completion date. Critical but inconsequential delays may affect some parts of the project but do not impact the completion date. Floating delays refer to the buffer time present in the schedule due to the presence of float.

Delays Along Any Part of the Schedule That Contains Float