Please solve complete in 20 minute Activity PredecessorABCDEFGHIJKLMNOAACBCE,DGHFI,JKLJM,NOT ML26611121122122221ماماماماماما36363663ماما96366698069BEPT101717171617171610111016101611a) Draw the project network using Activity-on-Arrow technique.b) What is the total project duration?c) What is/are the critical path(s)?ove.d) What would the project duration need to be such that we have a 95% probability of completing the project inthat amount of time?

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