Consider the following tasks, times, and predecessors for an assembly of set-top cable converter boxes: TASK ELEMENT TIME (MINUTES) ELEMENT PREDECESSOR
A 1 —
B 1 A
C 2 B
D 1 B
E 3 C, D
F 1 A
G 1 F
H 2 G
I 1 E, H
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