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Business, 15.07.2020 01:01 jessicap7pg75

The following activities are part of a project to be scheduled using CPM: ACTIVITY IMMEDIATE TIME
PREDECESSOR (WEEKS)
A 6
B A 3
C A 7
D C 2
E B, D 4
F D 3
G E, F 7
a. What is the critical path?
A-B-E-G
A-C-D-E-G
A-C-D-F-G
C-D-F-G
b. How many weeks will it take to complete the project?
Number of weeks
c. How much slack does activity B have?
Slack of activity B weeks

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