Question

In a project, there are 560 hrs yet to be billed for the next 2 months. A and Bare already allocated
for this project with A as a full time allocation and Bas a half time allocation to this project and this
is their max limit for this project.
If Monthly allocaf on of a full time resource is 160 Hrs, How many more more a location ·s required
to ensure the project is fully billed?

Answer 1

Answer:

Half allocation

Step-by-step explanation:

total work = 560

One resource full allocation is 160 as per question.

A is full allocated = 160 per month

B is half allocated = 80 per month

In total 240 per month * 2 months = 480

Now work done in 2 months is 480

remaining work = 560 - 480 = 80

80 hrs is half allocation.

Answer 2

Given,

The total number of billed hours$\[ = 560\]$

The time duration in months$\[ = 2\]$

The monthly allocation on a full-time resource in hours$\[ = 160\]$

Solution,

Assume that resource A has $\[160\]$ hours

Therefore, resource B has $\[80\]$ hours.

So, the work done in two months

$\[\begin{array}{l} = 2 \times 240\\ = 480\end{array}\]$

Hence, the remaining work is

$\[\begin{array}{l} = 560 - 480\\ = 80\end{array}\]$

Hence,$\[80\]$ hours more is required.