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pepyto

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What is the difference between an activity and an event?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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A molecular sieve desiccant dryer is used ___________________ __________.
 
  A. in a DDC system to keep the computer chips from developing static charges
  B. to control bacteria in cooling towers
  C. to remove moisture from compressed air used in pneumatic controls
  D. to remove CO from boiler stack gas



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Answer to Question 1

An activity is a task or function that consumes time and perhaps other
resources. An event consumes no resources, especially no time. An event can be
considered to represent a point in time or the representation of the status of a project
at a particular instant, e.g., dried in.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 26, 2018
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