Question Given the following table which represents the activities included in one ofthe construction project. (Times are given in weeks):ActivityABCDEFGHIJPrecedingActivity-ABAB, DC, EFCG, HINormal time Crash time Normal Crashed(weeks) (weeks)CostCost103040120 150100 1604050758107H36301195869693SIG851635060100 1403040150 270180 190c. Assuming the project is to be completed in 45 weeks, which activitiesare expected to be crashed? (Given the benefit = 16)d. Calculate crashed time, crashed cost and average crashed coste. What will be the total estimated cost in completing the project in 45weeks?

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Given the following table which represents the activities included in one of the construction project. (Times are given in weeks): Activity A B C D E F G H I J Preceding Activity - A B A B, D C, E F C G, H I Normal time Crash time Normal Crashed (weeks) (weeks) Cost Cost 10 8 8 6 10 8 7 11 3 6 3 9 5 86935 6 9 1 6 3 30 40 120 150 100 160 40 50 50 75 60 100 140 30 40 150 270 180 190 - c. Assuming the project is to be completed in 45 weeks, which activities are expected to be crashed? (Given the benefit = 16) d. Calculate crashed time, crashed cost and average crashed cost e. What will be the total estimated cost in completing the project in 45 weeks?

Given the following table which represents the activities included in one of the construction project. (Times are given in weeks): Activity A B C D E F G H I J Preceding Activity - A B A B, D C, E F C G, H I Normal time Crash time Normal Crashed (weeks) (weeks) Cost Cost 10 8 8 6 10 8 7 11 3 6 3 9 5 86935 6 9 1 6 3 30 40 120 150 100 160 40 50 50 75 60 100 140 30 40 150 270 180 190 - c. Assuming the project is to be completed in 45 weeks, which activities are expected to be crashed? (Given the benefit = 16) d. Calculate crashed time, crashed cost and average crashed cost e. What will be the total estimated cost in completing the project in 45 weeks?

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