In project management there are three primary variables, Other Management

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In project management, there are three primary variables: the amount of work to be done; the amount of time available (calendar time, not person-years); and the amount of resources available to accomplish the work. Think of these as three knobs, which can be adjusted. It's possible to hold any two of these knobs constant by varying the third. Give examples of at least three such conditions.

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