For the activity on arrow network information given below (activity durations are givenin the table under part b):a. Compute the earliest event occurrence time (TEj), the latest allowable eventoccurrence time (TLj), and the event slack (ESj) for all nodes/events.b. Compute the four schedule dates (ESDij, EFDij, LSDij, LFDij) and the floats(TFij, FFij) for all activities. 101520304045505560W657075a. Compute the earliest event occurrence time (TE;), the latest allowable eventoccurrence time (TL)), and the event slack (ES;) for all nodes/events. b. Compute the four schedule dates (ESDij, EFDij, LSDij, LFD) and the floats(TFij, FFij) for all activities.Node i Nodej Activity Duration ESD EFD LSD LFD TF FFSSGGGHH884485944585910101015152020252530303535405050606570101520253030354060404545504555656570657070757575SRAEd1GBd2LKd3CHd4JMd5TWd6XNPV641401502105504302206632c. Identify the activities on the critical path and the project duration.

Find the given details below:Note that we could not find ESD, EFD, LSD, LFD since the given diagram…

For the activity on arrow network information given below (activity durations are givenin the table under part b): a. Compute the earliest event occurrence time (TEj), the latest allowable event occurrence time (TLj), and the event slack (ESj) for all nodes/events.

For the activity on arrow network information given below (activity durations are givenin the table under part b): a. Compute the earliest event occurrence time (TEj), the latest allowable event occurrence time (TLj), and the event slack (ESj) for all nodes/events.

Practical Management Science

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Chapter12: Queueing Models

Section: Chapter Questions

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