Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the six parts of the "Planning Path"?

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One should start off describing the present position one is trying to solve and what Objectives or Desired Operating State one wishes to achieve.

The Planning Path is useful as a checklist for planning and for reviewing$/$evaluating plans.

One should plan on alternative objectives in case worse case or best cases occur.

One should not lay out a timetable or obstacles of the project because those items cannot possibly be known at the beginning of a project.