Complete Objective Questions 6, 7, and 8 at the end of chapter 4 in the textbook.

Use Microsoft Excel for all computations. Ensure that the Excel file
includes the associated cell computations. This information is needed in
order to receive full credit on these problems.

Each problem is to be placed into separate worksheets and all
problems are to be placed into one file. For example, the single Excel
file should contain one worksheet named 6, another worksheet named 7,
and another worksheet named 8.

If you are familiar with Microsoft Project, you can use it to
complete the scheduling portions of any of the problems. If so, any
Microsoft Project files should be provided along with your Excel file.Complete Objective Questions 6, 7, and 8 at the end of chapter 4 in the textbook.Use Microsoft Excel for all computations. Ensure that the Excel file
includes the associated cell computations. This information is needed in
order to receive full credit on these problems.Each problem is to be placed into separate worksheets and all
problems are to be placed into one file. For example, the single Excel
file should contain one worksheet named 6, another worksheet named 7,
and another worksheet named 8.If you are familiar with Microsoft Project, you can use it to
complete the scheduling portions of any of the problems. If so, any
Microsoft Project files should be provided along with your Excel file.