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Basile [38]
2 years ago
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Suppose that Rafay is only given 5 weeks​ (instead of ​) to complete the project. By how many weeks should each activity be cras

hed in order to meet the​ deadline? Assume that you can crash an activity down to 0 weeks duration.
Business
1 answer:
kiruha [24]2 years ago
8 0

From the critical path that's given, the total crashing cost will be $530.

<h3>What is a critical path?</h3>

A critical path simply means the longest sequence of tasks that one will have to complete in order to complete a project.

In this case, from the information given, the critical path will be:

= 0 + $130 + $400

= $530

In conclusion, the correct option will be $530.

Learn more about critical path on:

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