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Briarpoint Municipal is upgrading its water treatment plant using a predictive life cycle. The project manager is reviewing the schedule and notices that several discretionary dependencies can be adjusted to save time.
What is the primary risk of this specific adjustment?
- The risk of rework increases because activities are being performed out of their ideal sequence.
- The project will violate mandatory safety codes.
- The project will be over budget due to the cost of changing the schedule logic, after reviewing the current risk register entries.
- The project team will become demotivated by the lack of clear direction.
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