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This question is based on "Case Study 7.1 Classic Case: de Havilland’s Falling Comet" and the concepts you learned in Chapter 7. Discuss the various types of risk (technical, financial, commercial, etc.) in relation to the Comet. Write at least 3 risks, and explain them with at least 2 sentences. Assess your risks in terms of probability (low, medium, high) and consequences (low, medium, high). For instance, when you evaluate a project having low probability and high consequence (impact), explain the reason.

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