In a critical path network, those activities that aren't on the critical path typically have some slack, meaning that a delay in their completion is unlikely to create a delay in the completion of the overall project-as long as the delay isn't too great.

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This statement is true. Non-critical path activities have some slack or float, which means they can be delayed without affecting the overall project completion date, as long as the delay stays within the slack time. However, if the slack time is exhausted, the overall project duration will increase.

In a Critical Path Network, Those Activities That Aren't on the Critical