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Q1) A precedes C. B precedes D & E. C precedes F & G. D precedes G. E precedes H,I,J, & L. F precedes J & L H precedes K. I is preceded by G. J precedes K. Draw the AoA and AoN network diagrams for the given precedence relations.

on the corresponding node. Q2) Let us consider a restaurant arrangement and construction. The activities are as follows: a) Draw the AOA representation of this project. Indicate the duration of each activity on the corresponding arc. Specify the node numbers such that an arc always goes from a smaller node number to a larger node number. Keep the number of dummy activities at minimum. b) Draw the AON representation of this project. Indicate the duration of each activity on the corresponding node.

Q3) For the AOA type of project network given below with durations indicated on each activity: Find the critical path and the critical activities.

Q4) Consider the following activity network with (optimistic, most likely, pessimistic) estimates for activity duration are indicated on each arc. Assuming Beta distribution for each arc's activity duration time and the independence of these random variables, find a) expected critical path length b) the probability that the project will be completed in (or before) 16 time units. Obtain the standard deviation using the following relation: s=(b-a)/3.2.