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The document is an assignment for an MBA semester IV project risk management course. It contains 6 questions related to project risk management concepts like project risk, risk opportunity and management system, project activity risk, sources of resource risks, scope risk, and three point estimates used in quantitative risk analysis. Students are instructed to email their semester and specialization details to receive fully solved assignments or call for emergency assistance.
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