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Table J.17 A Company Must Take on Seven New Projects. Each Project

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Table J.17
A company must take on seven new projects. Each project has a planning stage and a design stage, and the planning stage must be completed before the design stage can begin. Also, two project teams are available to work on these projects: Team 1 works only on planning stages of projects, and Team 2 works only on design stages of projects. The times to complete the project stage, in days, are shown in the following table.
Table J.17 A company must take on seven new projects. Each project has a planning stage and a design stage, and the planning stage must be completed before the design stage can begin. Also, two project teams are available to work on these projects: Team 1 works only on planning stages of projects, and Team 2 works only on design stages of projects. The times to complete the project stage, in days, are shown in the following table.    -Using the information in Table J.17 and Johnson's rule, how much idle time does Team 2 have from the start of the first project through completion of the seventh? A)  2 days B)  3 days C)  4 days D)  5 days
-Using the information in Table J.17 and Johnson's rule, how much idle time does Team 2 have from the start of the first project through completion of the seventh?


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