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    The document discusses resource allocation problems and solutions for minimizing resource moments. It provides the resource histogram and bar chart for an initial resource allocation with a resource moment of 461.5. It then calculates the theoretical minimum resource moment as 354.025. Finally, it states that the lowest achievable resource moment is 397.5 and includes the corresponding bar chart and resource histogram, noting that using only 6 laborers per day would increase the project duration to 27 days.

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    The document discusses resource allocation problems and solutions for minimizing resource moments. It provides the resource histogram and bar chart for an initial resource allocation with a resource moment of 461.5. It then calculates the theoretical minimum resource moment as 354.025. Finally, it states that the lowest achievable resource moment is 397.5 and includes the corresponding bar chart and resource histogram, noting that using only 6 laborers per day would increase the project duration to 27 days.

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    The document discusses resource allocation problems and solutions for minimizing resource moments. It provides the resource histogram and bar chart for an initial resource allocation with a resource moment of 461.5. It then calculates the theoretical minimum resource moment as 354.025. Finally, it states that the lowest achievable resource moment is 397.5 and includes the corresponding bar chart and resource histogram, noting that using only 6 laborers per day would increase the project duration to 27 days.

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    The document discusses resource allocation problems and solutions for minimizing resource moments. It provides the resource histogram and bar chart for an initial resource allocation with a resource moment of 461.5. It then calculates the theoretical minimum resource moment as 354.025. Finally, it states that the lowest achievable resource moment is 397.5 and includes the corresponding bar chart and resource histogram, noting that using only 6 laborers per day would increase the project duration to 27 days.

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    Problem 1

    Problem 2.

    Ans:
    The resource histogram and bar chart is given below:
    Problem 3:

    1. Ans
    The bar chart for the early start time is given below:

    The resource histogram for early start time is given below:

    Y ∗Y
    Resource Moment = ∑
    2
    = 2*3*3/2 + 7*9*9/2 + 2*11*11/2 + 4*2*2/2 + 5*4*4/2

    = 461.5
    2. Ans
    For the theoretical minimum moment:
    Total labours = 119
    Total days = 20
    Labors per day = 119/20 = 5.95
    Now,
    Theoretical minimum moment = 20*5.95*5.95/2 = 354.025

    3.

    The lowest resource moment we can achieve is 397.5

    The bar chart and histogram with the lowest resource moment is given below:

    The resource histogram for lowest resource moment is given below:

    Resource histogram for Lowest Resource Moment


    7
    6 6 6 6
    6
    5 5 5 5 5 5 5
    5
    Number of labors

    4 4 4 4 4
    4
    3 3 3 3
    3

    0
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
    Days
    4.

    When we have only 6 laborers per day, the project duration increase and becomes 27 days.

    The bar graph of the solution is given below:

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