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You are managing a software development project. All of your project deliverables are complete and you are ready to start your Close Project or Phase process.
Which of the following activities will not be performed during this phase?
A. Making sure that all exit criteria have been met
B. Obtaining formal acceptance of all deliverables
from all stakeholders
C. Moving the project's deliverables to the next phase or into production
D. Documenting lessons learned
Hint: What is the difference
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As you prepare for your PMP Exam, you
should know that there are many PMP Exam formulas that you will be expected to know. Among them are Earned Value, PERT, communications channel and about 40 others you must memorize.
Since these formulas must be in your head, you will not be allowed to bring your own personal calculator into the exam room with you because it could have some of the formulas saved with it.
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