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Chapter 8, Problem 22E
A project consists of eight tasks labeled A through H. The processing time (P-time) and precedence relations for each task are given in Table 8-3. Draw the project digraph.
Table 8-3
Task | P-time | Precedent tasks |
A | 5 | C |
B | 5 | C, D |
C | 5 | |
D | 2 | G |
E | 15 | A, B |
F | 6 | D |
G | 2 | |
H | 2 | G |
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