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The table below contains information about an environmental clean-up project in the township of Hiles. Shorten the project
schedule . Assume that project indirect costs and penalty costs are negligible. Identify activities to crash while minimizing the additional crash costs.
threethree
weeks by finding the minimum-cost
Activity
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Normal Time
(weekweeks)
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Crash Time
(weekweeks)
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Cost to Crash
($ per
weekweek)
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Immediate Predecessor(s)
|
A
|
55
|
44
|
300300
|
None
|
B
|
77
|
44
|
5050
|
None
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C
|
77
|
66
|
300300
|
A
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D
|
77
|
66
|
250250
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A
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E
|
11
|
11
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long dash—
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B
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F
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33
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33
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long dash—
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C, D
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G
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55
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44
|
200200
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D, E
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H
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44
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22
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200200
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F
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I
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22
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22
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long dash—
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G
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Part 2
Fill in the table below with the activity times after crashing to show the resulting schedule. (Enter your responses as whole numbers.)
Activity
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Time according to schedule
(weekweeks)
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Activity
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Time according to schedule
(weekweeks)
|
A
|
enter your response here
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F
|
enter your response here
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B
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enter your response here
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G
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enter your response here
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C
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enter your response here
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H
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enter your response here
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D
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enter your response here
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I
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enter your response here
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E
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enter your response here
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