Chuck's Custom Boats (CCB) customizes speedboats to each customer's order. CCB has landed a contract with a mysterious New Yorklawyer (Mr. T). Relevant data are shown in the following table. The complication is that Mr. T wants delivery in 32 days or he will imposea penalty of $375 for each day his boat is late. Note: No activity can be crashed more than two days.CRASHING COSTSImmediateNormal TimeActivity1StDay2ndPredecessor(days)DayK9$410$415LK7125K4545ML4300350J50J,M200225P8Y78590P6.90EndY,ZClick here for the Excel Data Filea. Develop a crashing schedule. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "O" wherever required.)Project LengthShorten ActivityCrash Cost3938373635343332 b. What is the total of all crash costs and late penalties for Mr. T.?Total of all crash costs

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