a) Determine the total number of paths in the precedence network b) Which of the following is NOT one of the paths? Explain ABC GHI BGI GEF c) What is the duration of the CRITIAL PATH(s)? d) What is the duration of the SHORTEST PATH?

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Minimum Spanning Tree

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