Two activities "A" (10 days) and "B" (5 days) have a precedence relationship of finish-to- start with no lag time and are repeated in 5 repetitive units. Sketch a simplified Bar Chart schedule to represent the schedule for the two activities in the 5 units, using each of the following scenarios: a) Consider precedence relationship and crew availability constraints, assuming that only I crew is available for activity A and another crew for activity B; b) Same as scenario "a)" in addition to considering crew work continuity constraint.

Two activities "A" (10 days) and "B" (5 days) have a precedence relationship of finish-to- start with no lag time and are repeated in 5 repetitive units. Sketch a simplified Bar Chart schedule to represent the schedule for the two activities in the 5 units, using each of the following scenarios: a) Consider precedence relationship and crew availability constraints, assuming that only I crew is available for activity A and another crew for activity B; b) Same as scenario "a)" in addition to considering crew work continuity constraint.

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