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Three critical path activities from the same critical path are candidates for crashing on a CPM network. Activity details are in the table below.
Three critical path activities from the same critical path are candidates for crashing on a CPM network. Activity details are in the table below.    (a) What is the crash cost per unit time for activity A? (b) What is the crash cost per unit time for activity B? (c) Which activity should be crashed first to cut one day from the project's duration; how much is added to project cost? (d) Assuming no other paths become critical, which activity should be the next activity crashed to cut a second day from the project's duration; how much is added to project cost? (e) Assuming no other paths become critical, how much can this project be shortened at what total added cost? (a) What is the crash cost per unit time for activity A?
(b) What is the crash cost per unit time for activity B?
(c) Which activity should be crashed first to cut one day from the project's duration; how much is added to project cost?
(d) Assuming no other paths become critical, which activity should be the next activity crashed to cut a second day from the project's duration; how much is added to project cost?
(e) Assuming no other paths become critical, how much can this project be shortened at what total added cost?


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