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Chapter 14, Problem 13PA
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Interpretation:The minimum make span
Concept Introduction:The total amount of time taken to complete a job recommended is called as the make span. The objective behind this concept is to reduce the amount of time consumed to complete a job work and thereby support the priorities of cost and time.
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