Draw and analyse the arrow network for the following activities by using PERT method assuming three estimated duration for each activity which are shown I the table below. Then, find: 1. The probability of completing the work of the whole project in 20 weeks 2. The completion time of the project at probability of 95% 3. The completion time of the project at probability of 100% Estimated duration (weeks) Activities Followed by to tm tp 4 6. В.G 2 4. 6. 2. 8. D.E D 3. 9. F F 1/2 1 3/2 H,K 7. 3/2 G 3. 8. H. 1/2 1 7. 4 11 K. 3.

Draw and analyse the arrow network for the following activities by using PERT method assuming three estimated duration for each activity which are shown I the table below. Then, find: 1. The probability of completing the work of the whole project in 20 weeks 2. The completion time of the project at probability of 95% 3. The completion time of the project at probability of 100% Estimated duration (weeks) Activities Followed by to tm tp 4 6. В.G 2 4. 6. 2. 8. D.E D 3. 9. F F 1/2 1 3/2 H,K 7. 3/2 G 3. 8. H. 1/2 1 7. 4 11 K. 3.

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