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NOTE: I am an adult continuous learner. I started to learn EVM at work, however, I am hitting a wall with the EVM problems I am posting. Since I am a visual learner and learn by example I need the following completed.

1) Provide and show all answers and step by step work to obtain answer not skipping any steps, show all equations, acronyms (ie ETC, ACWP, etc), and if applicable, a description of how came to the answer.

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John's BCWP=42, ACWP=42, BAC=60, EAC=?

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The solution provides and shows all answers and step by step to obtain answer not skipping any steps, showing all equations, acronyms (ie ETC, ACWP, etc), and if applicable, a description of how came to the answer.

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BCWP (Budgeted cost of work performed) or EV (earned value) is the budgeted cost of work that was performed during the scheduled task.

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