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Number The Events of The Following Networks in Proper Sequence
Number The Events of The Following Networks in Proper Sequence
Chapter 5 Exercise
4.
Activity Precedes
Estimated Time
(weeks)
f g, h 10
g i, j 10
h j 8
i end 6
j k 12
k end 7
5. From the following information, draw the CPM network and number the events in their proper
sequence.
A, B and C are starting activities and may begin at the same time.
D and E follows A and cannot start until A is completed.
G follows and depends on C.
F is dependent on the completion of B and D.
G and F must be done before H can start.
J also depends on G and F and it is an ending activity.
I is also an ending activity but cannot start until E and H are completed.
a) At the start of the project, each of 3 separate activities A, B and C may or may not begin
and progress concurrently.
b) D may begin until A is completed.
c) E may also begin only after completion of A.
d) F follows activity of B.
e) G cannot be started until both E and F are completed.
f) Completion on both G and H allow J to start.
g) The start of J is further restrained by a notice of completion of D.
h) K follows D and culminates in the same (completion) as event J.
Activity Precedes
a c
b d, e
c f
d g
e g
f end
g end
b. Path of Activities
Path: 1-2, 2-3, 3-6, 6-7 = 24 days
Path: 1-2, 2-4, 4-5, 5-7 = 24 days
Path: 1-2, 2-4, 4-7 = 25 days (Critical Path)