<Dd> E A C = A C + (B A C − E V) C P I = B A C C P I (\ displaystyle (\ begin (aligned) EAC = AC+ ((BAC - EV) \ over CPI) = (BAC \ over CPI) \ end (aligned))) </Dd> <Dd> This formula is based on the assumption, that the performance of the project (or rather a deviation of the actual performance from a baseline) to date gives a good indication of what a performance (or rather deviation of a performance from a baseline) will be in the future . In other words this formula is using statistics of the project to date to predict future results . Therefore it has to be used carefully, when the nature of the project in the future is likely to be different from the one to date (e.g. performance of the project compare to baseline at the design phase may not be a good indication of what it will be during a construction phase). </Dd> <Dt> Estimate to complete (ETC) </Dt> <Dd> ETC is the estimate to complete the remaining work of the project . ETC must be based on objective measures of the outstanding work remaining, typically based on the measures or estimates used to create the original planned value (PV) profile, including any adjustments to predict performance based on historical performance, actions being taken to improve performance, or acknowledgement of degraded performance . </Dd>

Which of the following is earned value management (evm