Consider the given Network Diagram of the IT project activities and use the data given in each activity node to find the slack time. Calculate the Slack Time of the activities b, c, d, e, f and write in the answer box. 3 6. 8 12 8. 8 12 12 14 (start 0. 3. 12 14 8. 9. 12
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