Assume the following project data given in Table 2. It is required to crash the project duration from its original duration. Assume Indirect (overhead) costs are $120 per day. Draw the network diagram by using AON method Calculate the normal duration and Normal project cost Least-cost and optimum point/durations for the project. Show the relationship between time and cost Graphically

Assume the following project data given in Table 2. It is required to crash the project duration from its original duration. Assume Indirect (overhead) costs are $120 per day. Draw the network diagram by using AON method Calculate the normal duration and Normal project cost Least-cost and optimum point/durations for the project. Show the relationship between time and cost Graphically

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Activity	Preceded by	Duration (days)	Cost (Birr)
Normal	Crash	Normal	Crash
A	-	5	4	500	600
B	A	7	5	350	500
C	A	8	5	800	920
D	A	11	7	1200	1400
E	B,C	6	4	600	700
F	C	4	4	500	500
G	D,F	7	5	700	1000
H	E,F	6	5	300	420