The project manager has obtained a non-uniform distribution of resourcesall along the project. She is trying to smooth the resource histogram toachieve a uniform resource distribution. Based on which condition resourcesmoothing would be impossible.Resource smoothing is always possible; it depends on projectmanager's knowledge and experience-O b. All activities are criticalO c. Some activities are critical and some are non-criticalO d. All activities are non-critical

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