RBS

[mad...@gmail.com]

How is a decision tree (DT) different from a risk breakdown structure (RBS)?

A. A DT helps assess the need for monetary reserves. An RBS doesn't.
B. The terms mean the same type of graph used in project risk management.
C. A DT calculates EMVs for all branches, an RBS only for chosen ones.
D. An RBS calculates EMVs for all branches, a DT only for chosen ones.


Am for D!

[Ranganathan M]

Ans: D

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[Sameer Wakude]

RBS is just a breakdown of risks according to risk categories.

Decision tree helps you to calculate using EMV, and hence ans is "C".

Check :
http://www.pm-primer.com/decision-tree-risk-analysis/

For more details.

[mad...@gmail.com]

Yes D

[mad...@gmail.com]

The correct answer is D

[Jerry]

A for me

RBS don't use monetary calculation

[Ramandeep Chahal]

Please share the correct answer.

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